Managing a group project here and we found functions that have slipped into disuse over some of our refactorings. There are probably more. I looks like Yagni is one tool for finding these things in your code, although it hasn’t been updated in a while. Does anyone use this or alternatives for finding unused functions?
I believe @borkdude’s GitHub - borkdude/carve: Carve out the essentials of your Clojure app might be what you are looking for, admittedly it is still experimental.
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Carve can do this, like @royalaid mentioned. Or you can script your own solution based on clj-kondo’s analysis output.
If you are using clojure-lsp it will also show the number of usages in lens-mode.
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