Exclude symbolic links in DeviceSupport directories #10
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Thanks for your PR, but I think the last commit should already fixed this issue. Are you testing using the latest version? |
The mentioned commit seems not solving this issue. Symbolic links still appears on the Device Support list and can be (accidentally) removed. |
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The device support directory may contain symbolic links, which should not be deleted:
The directory
10.16below is a symbolic link and it shows up for XcodeCleaner.This PR adds extra checks to exclude symbolic links in DeviceSupport directories.