Bug: OneDrive size is being calculated wrong

[ferrariofilippo]

Description

When displaying OneDrive's properties, space free/used/total refers to the disk where the local folder is stored, rather than the actual size of the folder

Steps To Reproduce

1. Open OneDrive Properties

Steps to fix

• Fix how OneDrive used space is calculated

Files Version

Version: 2.3.28.0 OS Version: 10.0.22000.978

Windows Version

Windows 11 Home 21H2 22000.856

Relevant Assets/Logs

[yaira2]

Approved

[cinqmilleans]

Ok I analyze the bug.

[hecksmosis]

So this should be fixed for now by just calculating the local folder size for OneDrive?

[ferrariofilippo]

That would fix only UsedSpace not TotalSpace

[hecksmosis]

Oh true

[hecksmosis]

Is there a way to get the remote size with code?

[smarquespt]

FYI this also happens with Mega.

[dongle-the-gadget]

I managed to find how Explorer did it without the need to use the Graph API, and it's possible to implement it for OneDrive. However, from testing in a Windows 10 VM, it will only work for Windows 11, circa 23H2. Would that be an acceptable compromise for the time being?

[yaira2]

it will only work for Windows 11, circa 23H2

Certainly 👍

[yaira2]

Initial support has been added in #16882 (thank you @dongle-the-gadget!). However, we are keeping this issue open so we can track the following:

• Enable the storage overview in the details pane for OneDrive
• Support for older versions of Windows

[yaira2]

It doesn't look like we'll be able to support this feature on older versions of Windows, however we can move forward with enabling the storage overview in the Details Pane like we do for other drives.