Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0

Release Notes for Version 1.1.0

Introduction

We are excited to announce the release of Crow version 1.1.0! This is the second official release of our efficient CLI tool designed to help developers reclaim valuable disk space by identifying and deleting unnecessary build files.

What's new

• New --ig Flag:
  A new optional but important flag, --ig, was introduced in this release. Users can now specify directories to ignore during the scanning process. Just pass --ig <directories> to ensure those directories are skipped by the scanner.

Minor changes

• Code Improvements:
  The codebase was further refined and is now 100% compliant with SonarQube rules, improving overall code quality and maintainability.

We hope you find Crow useful in managing your development environment. Thank you for using our tool!

Release Notes for Version 1.0.0

Introduction

We are excited to announce the release of Crow version 1.0.0! This is the first official release of our efficient CLI tool designed to help developers reclaim valuable disk space by identifying and deleting unnecessary build files.

Features

• Efficient Scanning: Quickly finds build files in specified directories.
• Selective Deletion: Allows users to choose which files to delete, providing full control over the cleaning process.
• Space Reclamation: Frees up disk space by removing redundant build artifacts.
• Simple Command-Line Interface: Easy-to-use commands to ensure a smooth user experience.

Usage

• --lf: Files or directories to look for. Must be a single input. Supports Regex.
• --in: Directories to scan. Supports multiple inputs.
• --rm: Files or directories to remove. Supports multiple inputs. Supports Regex.
• --force: Removes files without asking for confirmation (use with caution).

Example

crow --lf *csproj --in C:\Users\YourUserName\source\repos --rm bin obj

Installation

1. Download the app file.
2. Set the appropriate PowerShell policy to run the installer:
   • Run Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser in the shell.
3. Unzip the downloaded file and navigate to the unzipped directory.
4. Run .\setup.ps1:
   • Right click on the file and select Run with PowerShell
   • This will copy the .exe file to C:\Users\Public\Pienteger\ and add it to the PATH.
5. Re-open the Command Prompt, PowerShell, or terminal.
6. Run crow help to verify the installation.

Caution

To set the execution policy, you may need to run the shell as an admin.

We hope you find Crow useful in managing your development environment. Thank you for using our tool!