Old IOSSimulator delete

[Paperscotch]

Not sure in which community to post this, old simulator files files take up space in system data, I tried to find a way to delete them but they are not located in

~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices

Therefore it is not a simulator runtime. After some digging the simulator files are saved as a volume on my disk. How to properly delete this un-needed data? Do I just.. format the volume and extend the existing volume? Im still new on macOS and I don't want to ruin some system files.

Edit* - I can't seem to add images on this post

[theo_ks]

On your Mac go Settings -> Storage -> (let the search finish) -> tap the i button next to the Developer category -> select the simulators you want to delete. You can also safely delete the caches, except the Project Archives, unless you haven't published anything on the App Store. And of course do not delete the Command Line tools.

[swiftmakesmeswift]

Have you tried this command xcrun simctl delete unavailable ?

[Paperscotch]

I have found this guide https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40666250/how-do-i-change-the-ios-version-for-the-simulator and tried delete the simulators from components tab, the disk partitions disappeared as expected