select cleaning

[dariadobrolinski]

hi, i use mole a lot buttttt i have come across a tiny issue. when i run mole dry run, i get back that there is a lottttttt of cache and it's taking up a lot of storage but unfortunately, i can't clear all of that cache due to projects and stuff. after you run dry run, it shows you all the categories that could be cleaned SOOO my idea is that maybe there can be a command that only cleans some of those groups. because sometimes you want to clean all, sometimes only some, etc, so maybe you could do for example:
mo clean developertools to only clean developer tools cache.

[tw93]

@dariadobrolinski This already exists, just from the other direction than you described.

mo clean --whitelist lets you mark the caches you want kept, and the choice persists in ~/.config/mole/whitelist, so every later mo clean skips them without you deciding again. You name the few things you are protecting once, instead of naming the many groups you want cleaned every time. For the project caches you mentioned, that is usually a couple of paths.

The dry-run output already points at it, under the candidate list. If the paths you need to protect turn out to be awkward to express there, tell me which ones and I will look at whether the matching needs work.