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Build tools: Homebrew, Rust, Python, PHP, Go, Android

Each toolchain has a build folder per project and a download cache per machine. These guides give the command that sizes each one, the command that clears it, and the command that brings it back.

The commands brew cleanup --dry-run and brew cleanup --prune=all, above a Homebrew row marked Your call

Build tools

brew cleanup: free Homebrew disk space on a Mac

See what brew cleanup would remove with --dry-run, clear old versions and downloads with --prune=all, and find the formulae that really take the space.

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Three rows: .venv marked Safe with uv sync, the pip cache marked Safe, and conda packages marked Your call

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Clean pip, conda and virtualenvs on a Mac

Python disk space on a Mac: find every virtualenv with its size, purge the pip and uv caches, preview conda clean with --dry-run, and recreate what you need.

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The command go clean -modcache above the Go build cache and the Go module cache, both marked Safe

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go clean -modcache and -cache: free Go disk space

Go keeps a build cache and a module cache in your home folder. See both sizes with go env, preview a clean with -n, and learn why rm fails on the module cache.

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A Unity project: Library marked Your call, Temp marked Safe, Assets marked Protected

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Is it safe to delete the Unity Library folder?

Yes, with Unity closed: Library is an import cache that Unity rebuilds when you open the project. What it costs, what else can go, and what must stay.

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New guides arrive in the Atom feed of the Wipzy blog. To see the app these guides lead to, watch Wipzy clean a Mac in 47 seconds, read how the four risk levels work, or see what is free and what Pro adds.