Webstorm looks if public method is used within other classes in your project or in some HTML template (ie Angular). If the method is not used anywhere in the project, it gives you a warning. I guess VS Code, doesn't have a "project" concept as such.
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re: VS Code misses an important WebStorm feature VIEW POST
VIEW PARENT COMMENT VIEW FULL DISCUSSIONWebstorm looks if public method is used within other classes in your project or in some HTML template (ie Angular). If the method is not used anywhere in the project, it gives you a warning.
I guess VS Code, doesn't have a "project" concept as such.