ios-clean

To remove DebugBridge from an iOS Xcode project, you need to delete the SPM package reference and strip all related instrumentation code paths. This automatically cleans up the Swift package dependencies and removes associated hooks.

Stripping #if DEBUG wiring from Swift sources involves identifying and removing conditional compilation blocks throughout the iOS app. This ensures your project builds cleanly for release without debug-specific code paths or instrumentation overhead.

Removing debug instrumentation from an iOS app reduces build noise and eliminates potential security exposure. By stripping DebugBridge and #if DEBUG wiring, you ensure your release builds are cleaner, leaner, and free of unnecessary debug hooks.

Yes, you can use this iOS cleanup tool with your existing gstack workflow. It is designed to integrate with gstack to quickly clean iOS instrumentation across projects, removing SPM packages and conditional code blocks seamlessly.

Cleaning up Swift package references and conditional compilation blocks requires access to your iOS project files and operations. The tool modifies package references directly and rewrites source files to eliminate debug-specific conditional blocks.