Open AkazaRenn opened 2 months ago
This is normal behavior for OneDrive and similar to what you would see in File Explorer.
@yaira2 I tested with File Explorer, by either drag-n-drop or cut/paste, it doesn't make OneDrive to download that file. Could you please verify again?
This file remains cloud-only after my tries.
Do you have files on demand enabled?
Do you have files on demand enabled?
Yes I do
What about using ctrl+x?
What about using ctrl+x?
On Files App, ctrl + x moves the file, then OneDrive starts to download it On File Explorer, ctrl + x only moves the file
I'm seeing the same behavior in both Files and File Explorer, if anyone else has a way to repro reliably, please let me know.
I'm seeing the same behavior in both Files and File Explorer, if anyone else has a way to repro reliably, please let me know.
If I change it to a feature request do you think it make sense? Like don't always download the file if I'm just moving it to another folder.
If the behavior is different than File Explorer, I think it's correct to track this as a bug.
Description
When I was moving a OneDrive file (from one OneDrive folder to another), the app would try to download it to the local. It still works after manually cancelling the download.
Steps To Reproduce
Requirements
For a simple movement, the app is not supposed to make OneDrive app to download the file, especially on large files, since that would consume too much unnecessary resources.
Files Version
3.6.0.0
Windows Version
10.0.26100.1457
Log File
debug.log