The Weeder configuration file format used to be .dhall, but it has switched to .toml. The author has provided a conversion script from one to the other.

Once the transition is done to .toml, the Weeder configuration file should also be updated to include functions that should exceptionally not be treated as dead, even though they are not called from anywhere. Right now I can only think of functions in Gargantext.API.Dev, which allow for interacting with the database through GHCI, but maybe there are other ones.

In any case, there should be comments in weeder.toml explaining why exceptional functions are treated as such.