User feedback/Enhancement Request
Xcode DerivedData is the sneaky one - it can quietly hit 25-30GB and you'd never notice until disk alerts start. Same with NVM keeping every version you've ever installed.
One pattern worth adding: run this as a cron task (monthly or on some schedule) rather than waiting for a crisis. By the time Finder refuses to save files, you've been in disk-full territory for a while. Something like 0 0 1 * * npx dclean in crontab would be a nice QoL addition to the README for people who want it automated.
User feedback/Enhancement Request
Xcode DerivedData is the sneaky one - it can quietly hit 25-30GB and you'd never notice until disk alerts start. Same with NVM keeping every version you've ever installed.
One pattern worth adding: run this as a cron task (monthly or on some schedule) rather than waiting for a crisis. By the time Finder refuses to save files, you've been in disk-full territory for a while. Something like
0 0 1 * * npx dcleanin crontab would be a nice QoL addition to the README for people who want it automated.