I am currently facing the issue that NextCloud is 3.6GB in size on my device, though in "On device" there is only 13 MB. Some context
I recently uploaded a lot of files manually and I think this led to a sudden increase in size.
I deleted the files manually that were shown in "On device" (when it was several GB), with little effect on the actual used storage
The android system shows the usage under "User Data", it is therefore not possible to just clean it as cached files from the system settings.
How can we get rid of the files at all? Why are they not counted as "Cache", which would allow their deletion?
UPDATE: the files are still shown in my gallery and apparently stored in /storage/emulated/0/Android/media/com.nextcloud.client/nextcloud/tmp/niels@xyz/upload/location
Expected behaviour
Synced/Cached local files should show up in the "Cache" section in android settings
It should be possible to delete whatever causes this excessive storage usage
Actual behaviour
Somehow "User data" gets clogged up with large amounts of data (after uploads?)
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I am currently facing the issue that NextCloud is 3.6GB in size on my device, though in "On device" there is only 13 MB. Some context
How can we get rid of the files at all? Why are they not counted as "Cache", which would allow their deletion?
UPDATE: the files are still shown in my gallery and apparently stored in /storage/emulated/0/Android/media/com.nextcloud.client/nextcloud/tmp/niels@xyz/upload/location
Expected behaviour
Actual behaviour
Somehow "User data" gets clogged up with large amounts of data (after uploads?)
Android version
14
Device brand and model
Pixel 6 Pro
Stock or custom OS?
Stock
Nextcloud android app version
3.30.0
Nextcloud server version
29.0.7
Using a reverse proxy?
Yes
Android logs
No response
Server error logs
No response
Additional information
Possible duplicate of #12569