if you have dim x as someclass as the only reference to that class, then it won't detect someclass as a dependency. This is because it ignores dims to avoid getting false positives to locally defined variables with the same name as a global function.

Workaround for now is to include such classes in the list of mainmodules when extracting

doExtraction projectName, "module1,module2,someClassThatWouldOtherwiseBeMissed"

Hello
I try to use vbagit and i have thismessage when sending to git
""didn't find repo info file..." and i have no "FILES.INFO" in my local folder .

The declaration is removed from consideration to avoid false positives, but when the declaration has continuations it is not removed.

if you have something like class.property and property matches a global function name, you get a false positive - meaning that the the function property is considered to be dependency. This can be resolved by removing dot from the regex that looks for matches

Occasionally you'll get an error 409 from the GitHub API when using doGit. This means there is some kind of timing problem going on in the GIT database, as described here - https://developer.github.com/v3/git/ . As far as I can tell the commit actually happens successfully, so it's likely that I can ignore this error, but for now I will continue to report it as an error. You can run it again if you want to be sure.

bruce, having problems getting authentication working with git application. have copied the oauth application id and secret into basic auth settings and I am receiving an error unable to get oauthtoken-{ error failed to parse