Changelog

All notable changes to this project are documented here. The format follows Keep a Changelog and the project uses semantic versioning.

Unreleased

Seven reviewed cleanup rules for Outlook WebView, Tencent applications, VS Code, Codex desktop caches, and stale Perfect World updater packages.
Explicit Chromium shader, Dawn, component, and extension download cache coverage for Chrome and Edge.
Open-folder and copy-path commands in Space Analysis, available from the toolbar, double-click, Enter, and the row context menu.
Regression boundaries for browser site data, local AI models, OneDrive, OpenAI runtimes, Tencent user/plugin data, VS Code user state, IDM downloads, and protected Windows stores.
A review-required administrator rule for Windows kernel dumps older than 14 days under LiveKernelReports and Minidump.

Expanded the embedded catalog from 21 to 29 rules while keeping new vendor-specific and dump rules review-required except for the narrowly scoped Outlook WebView cache.
Narrowed Tencent Meeting cleanup from its WebView profile root to explicit Cache, Code Cache, GPU, Dawn, shared-dictionary, and shader cache leaves.
Documented the local C-drive audit, including large directories intentionally excluded from raw deletion.
Documented a Storage Sense/USN comparison that identified old live-kernel dumps as a missing system-level candidate while retaining the conservative 48-hour user-temp boundary.

Batched UI audit-log rendering so large cleanups do not flood the WinForms message queue with one update per skipped or failed file.
Report the active cleanup rule before it begins, keeping the status bar and progress indicator responsive during large cache cleanup.

Non-blocking stable-release checks against the fixed CDriveCare GitHub API endpoint.
A toolbar command for manual checks and a clickable status-bar notice when a newer release exists.
--no-update-check for fully offline startup.
Version/URL validation tests that reject non-SemVer tags, HTTP links, other hosts, and other repositories.

Local build.ps1 now compiles and tests only.
GitHub Actions is the sole official packaging and release path.
Tag-triggered releases verify the tag, executable file version, release notes, ZIP, and SHA-256 assets before publication.

Native single-file WinForms application for Windows 10 and 11.
Twenty-one reviewed cleanup rules: 18 age-gated file rules, one Recycle Bin action, and two Windows-managed actions.
Browser, application, NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, WER, temporary-file, thumbnail, and recycle-bin coverage.
Read-only embedded rules.json catalog with strict missing/unknown/duplicate field rejection, fail-closed startup validation, and a manifest SHA-256.
Daily and Deep selection modes; neither mode auto-selects the Recycle Bin or Windows-managed actions.
Separate review-required user and machine WER rules, with administrator scope for machine reports.
Supported Windows actions for Delivery Optimization and component-store cleanup.
Read-only PnPUtil driver inventory export.
Parallel, read-only AppData large-folder analysis.
Windows Known Folder resolution, canonical and protected-path checks, and Reparse Point rejection without arbitrary environment expansion.
Handle-based final physical-path, age, size, and replacement validation for file candidates; directories are never deleted.
Handle-validated, unique-file output for audit logs and driver reports, including safe log rotation.
Per-run local audit logs with 30-day/20-file rotation, cancellation, estimated bytes, file counts, and actual free-space comparison.
Safe cancellation semantics that let an active Windows maintenance command finish before skipping later items.
A safety test suite and deterministic PowerShell build/package script.