Slim

[bit-blit]

When I use mo slim --dry-run, It gives me a list of apps. Is Mole only looking in the Applications folder, or does it check the Utilities folder that is inside it as well? If it is only looking in the Applications folder, is there a command line to make it check the Utilities folder?

Many Thanks!

[junkerderprovinz]

It only scans apps sitting directly in /Applications and ~/Applications (the loop in bin/slim.sh is "$root"/*.app), so /Applications/Utilities is never looked at, and there's no option to add folders since slim only takes --dry-run and --debug. Apple's own utilities wouldn't qualify anyway, because slim only touches apps you own that are signed with a Developer ID. If there's a third-party app in Utilities you want included, moving it up to /Applications is the only way for now, and mo slim --dry-run --debug shows why any app was skipped.

[bit-blit]

I have a number of 3rd party utilities that are in the ~/Applications/Utilities folder. I suppose I can move them into ~/Applications, but that's not quite the way I'd like to keep them organized. Is there anyway I can put in a feature request for the slim command to recursively scan sub folders (inside /Applications and ~/Applications as well), or at the very least scan the Utilities folder as well? It's not the end of the world, but it would be nice :)