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In v0.7.0, the Copy Folders tab introduces a new storage display that shows the total size of each folder you are trying to copy, your current Google Drive usage, and a projected size reflecting how much space your pending copy jobs will consume.
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Before starting a job, you can see how large each selected folder is and review your overall storage situation. You can also see how your usage will change once your copies finish, so there are no surprises when you return to your Drive.
When queuing multiple folder copy jobs at once, the combined total of files and subfolders across all jobs is now capped at 200. This limit is in place to ensure consistent performance and reliability. If your selection exceeds the cap, you will need to reduce the scope of your jobs before proceeding.
To protect your Google Drive account, any copy job that would cause you to exceed your available storage will stop and fail automatically. Rather than partially copying files and leaving your Drive in an inconsistent state, the extension halts the job and surfaces the failure in the app. You will also receive an email notifying you that the job failed due to insufficient storage space, so you can free up space or adjust your selection before trying again.
If you run into any issues or have questions about these changes, please reach out at gtorion@driveio.io.
