find-disk-killer

FindDiskKiller 1.3.17

This release adds a dedicated Directory workspace for diagnosing file activity and guarding multiple folders, while making Storage Map analysis practical on large development machines with deep workspaces and AI-tool data.

Directory I/O diagnostics

• Rank the top ten active subdirectories under a selected folder by requested reads or writes, with each event attributed only to its direct directory so parent totals are not duplicated in the ranking.
• Trace the programs responsible for a directory's activity in real time and inspect read counts, write counts, requested bytes, and individual events.
• Guard multiple directories independently, define expected programs with editable tokens, and surface unexpected program activity by directory.
• Degrade high-volume traces to sampling when needed, expose coverage gaps, and distinguish captured requested bytes from physical disk throughput.

Storage Map performance

• Replace repeated Foundation URL parent traversal in Agent storage hot paths with string-based path classification and reusable ISO 8601 parsing.
• Bound production scan concurrency across storage sources and Agent providers so large analyses no longer launch an unbounded set of disk-heavy workers.
• Aggregate high-cardinality workspace, npm, pnpm, Bun, and Agent roots while excluding nested cache roots from their parents to preserve byte accuracy.
• Prune known dependency and cache subtrees during repository discovery, which avoids the multi-million-file node_modules scan behavior reported in GitHub Issue #11.

Release integrity

• Build 139 is produced as a universal Developer ID release and passes the serial Swift test, lint, signing, notarization, Gatekeeper, and Sparkle verification gates before publication.

FindDiskKiller 1.3.16

This release replaces the generic tree on the Docker and Podman detail pages with focused, searchable engine workspaces, and adds official command-line cleanup for container build cache and the Go module cache.

Container engine detail

• Reorganize Docker and Podman details into four flat sections (images, containers, volumes, build cache) with clickable summary cards showing each section's object count and total footprint.
• Add per-section search, size/name sorting, and status filters: dangling images, running or stopped containers, unreferenced volumes, and in-use build cache.
• Show dangling-image and container state badges inline, keep rows compact, and fold host-side virtual disk storage into a readonly section at the bottom.
• Pre-render every row into a plain display model when the section, query, sort, or filter changes, so scrolling and hovering never run localization or formatting on the main thread; remove tooltip-wrapped controls that could swallow clicks and switch the sort control to a native menu.
• Build cache gains a group-level cleanup entry that runs the official docker builder prune command and removes only unused cache; the Go module cache can now be cleared with go clean -modcache after re-verifying the live GOMODCACHE path, and neither operation is preselected automatically.

Release integrity

• Build 138 is produced as a universal Developer ID release and passes the serial Swift test, lint, signing, notarization, Gatekeeper, and Sparkle verification gates before publication.

FindDiskKiller 1.3.15

This release rebuilds Storage Map as a clearer capacity dashboard and makes the Apps workspace substantially more responsive while resizing the window.

Storage Map dashboard

• Recompose the main Storage Map workspace around proportional area tiles, volume capacity summaries, and a scan-ready source table.
• Keep area, volume, and source sections aligned across wide and narrow windows without clipping the bottom content or allowing capacity bands to overflow.
• Adapt the volume presentation cleanly for one, several, or many mounted volumes while preserving readable labels and stable distribution bars.
• Use distinct solid gray fills for proportional tiles without introducing gradients, materials, or effects that add rendering cost.
• Align source headers and rows, standardize the primary action sizes and hover states, and use the native Git branch symbol for Git Workspaces.

Apps resize performance

• Replace duplicated ViewThatFits header candidates with one cached responsive layout, so macOS no longer measures multiple hidden segmented controls during every window resize step.
• Resolve process-table column widths once per view update and coalesce small intermediate viewport changes during live resizing, while committing the exact final width as soon as the resize ends.
• Preserve search, sorting, column resizing, pagination, hover details, keyboard behavior, and narrow-window reflow.
• Under an identical Instruments Time Profiler drag path, main-thread running samples fell from 4,557 to 2,602, a 42.9% reduction; the duplicated segmented control layout hotspots disappeared from the post-change capture.

Release integrity

• Build 137 is produced as a universal Developer ID release and passes the serial Swift test, lint, signing, notarization, Gatekeeper, and Sparkle verification gates before publication.

FindDiskKiller 1.3.14

This release corrects the app icon's visual size so it fits naturally beside other applications throughout macOS.

App icon

• Keep the existing disk and magnifier artwork while moving it into the macOS app icon safe area.
• Add balanced transparent margins so the icon no longer appears oversized in Launchpad, Spotlight, Finder, or the Dock.
• Add a deterministic generator for every required ICNS representation, from 16 to 1024 pixels, to keep future icon exports consistent.

Release integrity

• Build 136 passed the serial Swift test suite, lint checks, Xcode archive, and release validation workflow.
• The release is universal, Developer ID signed, notarized, Gatekeeper-validated, and Sparkle-signed before publication.