An app that fixes something Xcode dearly lacks: Cleaning up the stuff Xcode likes to leave behind. And Xcode leaves a lot of things behind. If you develop things with Xcode, you need this.
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Summary
DevCleaner for Xcode is a storage cleaning tool for developers using Xcode. It scans the ~/Library/Developer folder to find cached files and symbols that Xcode does not automatically reclaim over time, which can consume large amounts of disk space, especially on smaller SSD drives. It allows inspection of these auto-generated files before deleting them and can remind users to run a scan periodically. It also includes a command line tool that lets cleaning be added to scripts.
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If you want to reclaim tens of gigabytes of your storage used for various Xcode caches - this tool is for you!
Xcode could store tens of gigabytes in ~/Library/Developer folder. Most of those cached files & symbols are not reclaimed over time and could consume a large amount of your storage, which is especially important if you have relatively small SSD drive.
DevCleaner gives you an easy way to inspect auto-generated files and clean them if necessary. It could also remind you about scan after a while.
It includes command line tool that allows you to include cleaning in your scripts.
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