When multiple disks are connected, the status command was sorting
only by size, causing external disks to appear first when they are
larger than the internal disk. This resulted in showing incorrect
free space (external disk size) instead of the internal disk.
The sort now prioritizes internal disks before sorting by size,
ensuring the internal disk always appears first.
Fixes#466
When the terminal is stretched wide, the header info line may wrap to
multiple lines but the mole position was calculated independently based
on terminal width, causing vertical misalignment.
Separate header and mole rendering so mole always appears on dedicated
lines below the header regardless of terminal width.
On macOS (BSD find), -maxdepth must be placed before -name to work
correctly. When placed after, it was ignored causing find to scan
the entire home directory indefinitely on large directories.
Fixes#463
- Add guard flag in cleanup_monitor to prevent duplicate execution
- Check for existing trap in project.sh before setting new one
- Prevents crash when user presses Ctrl-C or scan process fails
Use loops instead of duplicated safe_clean calls for npm cache
directories (_cacache, _npx, _logs, _prebuilds). Add comments
explaining these are not removed by npm cache clean --force.
- Clarify .cxx comment to indicate React Native NDK build cache
- Add protection for Xcode global DerivedData in ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/
to prevent accidental deletion of shared build artifacts
Refs: #461
* feat(clean): add interactive Xcode simulator runtime volumes cleanup
Scan CoreSimulator Volumes/Cryptex directories, detect IN_USE/UNUSED
status via mount points, and let users interactively select items to
clean. Also show size info for unavailable simulator cleanup.
* refactor(clean): auto-clean Xcode simulator runtime volumes
Remove interactive selector, now automatically cleans all UNUSED
runtime volumes while skipping IN_USE and protected paths.
Created optional flag `--exclude-volumes` for `mo analyze` to consent the users to analyze the filesystem without taking in consideration attached Volumes.
Normal behaviour (with volumes included) is left untouched.
