#1 OneDrive seems to download some and then decide it's had enough. Selecting this (when you can – not all folders show the option on right-clicking), makes OneDrive start downloading files. Supposedly you can change this by selecting 'Always Keep on This Device' in Finder.

No question was asked and all local OneDrive files were deleted, bypassing Trash. The new location is /Users//Library/CloudStorage/ and the default behaviour is to leave all files in the cloud and download when needed. I recently upgraded to Monterey (MBP 2018, 16Gb SSD, 2Tb storage).Īs we know, OneDrive's location and default behaviour was changed for Monterey. See the progress and controls for new builds at Flathub buildbot ( beta branch).I have 300+Gb on OneDrive on my MacBook. # If there are no issues with beta, update the master branch # Create a new PR through GitHub: # After it is approved: Git push -u origin release- $ # Submit the pull request now (against the beta branch) through GitHub # After the PR is approved, merge it into the beta branch Check your # 'flatpak list -app' output to make sure.įlatpak run //masterįlatpak remove //master Your dev version should be installed as the 'master' branch, so if you have the # stable version installed as well, you must distinguish them as shown below. The installation part is necessary, because due to extra-data approach (see # manifest), the actual FFS binary is downloaded and processed only during installation.įlatpak-builder builddir -force-clean -ccache -install -user # Update shared modules cd shared-modules # Update the appdata: Create a new `` tag. # 2) For other modules (dependencies), check if there are newer releases available and update them.

# Adjust the manifest: # 1) In the 'freefilesync' module, update `url`, `sha256` and `size`. # Create a new git branch for release REL (e.g.

For ios instal FreeFileSync 12.5