Version 1.3.17
Build 139
Directory I/O rankings and multi-folder guarding, with bounded scans for large Storage Map trees.
New
- Rank the top ten active subdirectories under a selected folder by requested reads or writes
- Trace responsible programs live and inspect read counts, write counts, requested bytes, and events
- Guard multiple directories independently with editable expected-program rules
- Degrade high-volume traces to sampling and show coverage gaps instead of implying complete capture
Improvements
- Attribute each request to the file's direct directory so parent directories are not counted twice
- Use string-based path classification and reusable date parsing in Agent storage hot paths
- Bound production concurrency across Storage Map sources and Agent providers
- Aggregate high-cardinality workspace, package-manager, and Agent roots while preserving byte totals
Fixes
- Prune known dependency and cache subtrees during repository discovery to avoid multi-million-file node_modules walks
- Exclude nested cache roots from aggregate parent measurements
- Make captured requested bytes clearly distinct from physical disk throughput
FindDiskKiller 1.3.17 adds a focused Directory workspace for read/write diagnosis and multi-folder guarding, and makes Storage Map analysis responsive on large development machines by bounding concurrency and avoiding repeated deep path work.