@RayFernando1337: iOS fall clean up time...here is my simple prompt to help: Audit my Mac's Xcode and simulator setup for a fall cleanup.…
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A developer shares a simple prompt for auditing a Mac's Xcode and simulator setup, checking for current releases, and producing a keep/delete plan with file sizes before removing old runtimes, caches, and device files supporting iOS 26.
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iOS fall clean up time…here is my simple prompt to help:
Audit my Mac’s Xcode and simulator setup for a fall cleanup. Make sure I’m on the current release Xcode, and find old runtimes, caches, and device files I no longer need. My apps support iOS 26 and later. Show me a keep/delete plan with sizes, and don’t delete anything until I approve.
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