If you've been using DDEV for a while (like me!) then you've probably run into the issue of your Docker disk space allocation getting full. I use Rancher Desktop and more than a few times I've received warnings that more than 95% of the 100GB I have allocated is full. Being a bit naive, I normally react by backing up a few projects I'm not regularly using and then doing a ddev delete on them. The most recent time, however, I decided to take a different approach. At the time, I didn't think I had all that many active DDEV projects (relative to my normal situation) so I did a little digging and learned that Mutagen (included by default with DDEV) cache files can take up quite a bit of space. So, instead of using ddev delete on a bunch of projects, I used: ddev mutagen reset on four of my most recently used projects and the issue went away without me having to delete any of my DDEV projects. In a conversation with Randy Fay, one of the maintainers of the DDEV project, he mentioned that he
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