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A new icon, and one way of counting everywhere: simulator runtimes with the download macOS keeps for them, and the command line as the app counts.
- A new icon: DevSweep's ring of caches floating over a frosted dish, in light and dark versions that follow the icon style you choose in macOS 26.
- A simulator runtime's size counts the download macOS keeps for it, which removing the runtime removes too: an older runtime such as iOS 18.5 can take twice what simctl says. The inspector shows both parts, and the command line counts it too.
- The command line writes sizes and free space as the app and Finder do: in thousands, rounded, and free space with what macOS frees on its own. Its numbers now match the app's. Run as
devcleanit still matches the bash script, which counts the same way now.
Download
| File | What it is |
|---|---|
| DevSweep-0.6.0.zip | The app. Unzip it and move DevSweep to Applications. |
| devsweep-0.6.0-macos.zip | The command line tool, devsweep, with its licenses. |
Needs macOS 26 on a Mac with Apple silicon.
Both are signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so they open like any app downloaded from the internet.
SHA-256:
43b0135856e0dc25229bbbe2b8acbc51967040775d6fd26230782a0a30572bd9 DevSweep-0.6.0.zip
9e91e5e1b3754d2a337b119edf1a43a3140849d4f6f46a80df1696b36ae7e252 devsweep-0.6.0-macos.zip