Clearer cleaning button
Improved
- The button at the bottom of each list now reads simply Delete, or Move to Trash if you chose the Trash in Settings.
Changelog
What's new in Derived
Every release, newest first. Derived updates itself (Derived › Check for Updates), and every version 1 update is free. See what's coming on the roadmap.
Settings fits smaller screens
Fixed
- On smaller screens the Settings window was taller than the screen and its last sections (Pinned projects, Xcode locations) were out of reach. It now fits and scrolls.
Easier to enter your license key
If you started with the free scan, it was hard to find where your license key goes. Now it is everywhere you look.
New
- A "You're using the free scan" banner on the Overview, with Enter License Key and Buy Derived.
- Derived menu › Enter License Key.
- A link on the welcome screen for people who bought before their first scan.
- Enter License Key in the menu bar menu, if you turned it on.
Derived is here
The first release of Derived: see the gigabytes Xcode leaves behind, by real project name, and get them back without breaking the build you're working on.
New
- DerivedData by real project name, with when you last built it, plus "Project deleted" and "Stale" badges.
- Safe wins: one click for package caches, projects you deleted or haven't built in 90 days, and simulators Xcode can no longer run.
- Simulator runtimes and devices, removed with Apple's own simctl. Running simulators are never touched.
- Archives with app, version and upload status. Only ever moved to the Trash, one by one.
- Device Support folders and Swift Package Manager, CocoaPods and Carthage caches.
- Knows when Xcode is busy: skips projects open in Xcode, folders in use, and everything while a build is running.
- Reads Xcode's own settings, so DerivedData moved to an external drive is found too.
- Shows what your disk actually got back after each clean.
- Pin projects you rarely build so they're never suggested as stale.
- Optional weekly scan and a menu bar total.
- Free scan forever; cleaning with a one-time license for 3 Macs.
- Automatic updates, signed and notarized by Apple.
Also available as plain text: changelog.md.