The change that we are making is to ensure that all content that is marked “Always Keep on This Device” is also fetched into the OneDrive folder.Īpps like Spotlight and Time Machine will be able to index these locally available files without any special configuration. When performing the command, a checkmark is applied to the file, and the “not downloaded” cloud icon will be removed. With this change, “Always Keep on This Device” will work like it previously did before macOS 12.1. For most of you, this fix should be applied within a few hours after receiving the updated version. The cloud with a down arrow will not be present on that content, thus, removing confusion on whether content is available offline or requires internet connection to access. We’re rolling out a change in version 22.033, to change the behavior to improve how OneDrive surfaces locally available content. Removing conflicting icons for locally available files and enabling apps like Spotlight or Time Machine to index files Starting with app version 22.033, we're making the following updates: We're releasing a new version that addresses the most common themes and makes it easier to achieve the previous experience. We've been listening to your feedback, and we've made some design changes. Prior to this release, OneDrive used a kernel extension for Files On-Demand which is deprecated as of macOS 12.3. On January 26 th, we released a new version of OneDrive sync (22.002) on macOS 12.1+ with an updated Files On-Demand experience.
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