DevCleaner

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  "github_readme_excerpt": "# DevCleaner\n\n![Main Window Screenshot](https://github.com/vashpan/xcode-cleaner/raw/master/Documentation/Main%20Window%20Screenshot.png)\n\n*Currently tested with macOS 14.x and Xcode 15.x. Should support earlier Xcode versions as well*\n\nAvailable on the [Mac App Store](https://itunes.apple.com/app/devcleaner/id1388020431)\n\nIf you want to reclaim tens of gigabytes of your storage used for various Xcode caches - this tool is for you!\n\nXcode could store tens of gigabytes in `~/Developer` folder. Most of those cached files \u0026 symbols is not reclaimed over time\nand could consume a large amount of your storage, which is especially important if you have relatively small SSD drive.\n\nDevCleaner gives you an easy way to inspect auto-generated files and clean them if necessary. It could also remind you about \nscan after a while.\n\nPlease note that **this application is relying on internal folder structures and undocumented features**. It could stop working with\nnewer versions of Xcode! I tried to make sure this application is safe, but if you want to be sure, please **make backup before use it**.\n\n## What DevCleaner could actually clean?\n\n### Device Support\n\nIt consumes the largest part of the Xcode caches. Everytime you connect a device with the new iOS/visionOS/watchOS/tvOS, its symbols must be downloaded \nto your computer, for efficient debugging. It consumes around 2-5GB per version. Even smallest updates requires new set of symbols. \n\nIt could accumulate to hold tens of gigabytes of data.\n\nThis section is selected by default, with exception of the latest version of each system.\n\n### Archives\n\nWhen we create build for distrubution or export, a new archive is created. For each version it contains a build, debug symbols and \nother informations. Usually we need those archived items for crashes symbolications for example, but for sure we don\u0027t need all of them.\nXcode Cleaner allows to quickly inspect the archives and delete older ones or builds that are not on store.\n\n### Derive",
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