Closed miguelmartins17 closed 4 years ago
This is what comes to me when I open Finder.
@miguelmartins17 seems like you are automatically uploading large documents/files to iCloud without know it. And I think I know what it is ... from reading your recent PR: https://github.com/dwyl/learn-flutter/pull/29/files#r377235703 you are storing your flutter
in /Users/m/Documents
which means that the Mac is automatically uploading them to iCloud and taking up space!
If you move flutter
to /Users/m/development
(as suggested in the official Flutter docs) it will no longer be uploaded to iCloud and the warning will disappear.
Let us know how you get on. π
I passed the Flutter folder to development.
It no longer appears to me that Icloud's Storage is full.
Thank you very much.
@miguelmartins17 should I get a job working as "Tech Support" for Apple at Fnac? π
@nelsonic Sure! π
@iteles Sorry Ines I didn't understand something, what should I test ?
@miguelmartins17 InΓͺs just means that you should confirm that this issue is resolved and close the issue if it's no longer a problem. π
please-test
label is applied so the person who originally opened the issue can "test" it
and if it's "fixed", close the issue. see: https://github.com/dwyl/labels#labels
Now I understand, yes, it is solved
now that the Icloud Storage is full. Thanks a lot for your help π
@miguelmartins17 You may also have seen this in our contributing guidelines: https://github.com/dwyl/contributing#step-4-reviewers-review-comment-on-and-merge-the-pull-request
I created an account at Apple when I started working with this computer but now it tells me that I have the Icloud Storage full.