Delete Google Drive files with task
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Lewis Dexter Litanzios / ldexterldesign
Oct 23, 2014, 6:44:52 AM10/23/14
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Hey,
As a user when I delete a GQueues task I'd like any attached Google Drive files to also be deleted (or moved to Drive Trash), so these files don't clutter my Drive and contribute to my storage quota
Please +1 this topic if you agree
Yours hopefully,
Hey,
As a user when I delete a GQueues task I'd like any attached Google Drive files to also be deleted (or moved to Drive Trash), so these files don't clutter my Drive and contribute to my storage quota
Please +1 this topic if you agree
Yours hopefully,
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Mar 30, 2015, 10:58:45 AM3/30/15
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torsdag 23. oktober 2014 12.44.52 UTC+2 skrev Lewis Dexter Litanzios følgende:
> ~ https://groups.google.com/d/topic/gqueues/Mb4re2JFMWw/discussion
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> Hey,
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> As a user when I delete a GQueues task I'd like any attached Google
> Drive files to also be deleted (or moved to Drive Trash), so these
> files don't clutter my Drive and contribute to my storage quota
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> Please +1 this topic if you agree
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> Yours hopefully,
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+1> ~ https://groups.google.com/d/topic/gqueues/Mb4re2JFMWw/discussion
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> Hey,
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> As a user when I delete a GQueues task I'd like any attached Google
> Drive files to also be deleted (or moved to Drive Trash), so these
> files don't clutter my Drive and contribute to my storage quota
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> Please +1 this topic if you agree
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> Yours hopefully,
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Trish Putnam
Mar 30, 2015, 12:28:54 PM3/30/15
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I think this would need to be an option, and because it's destructive, I would expect it to be opt-in (i.e., it wouldn't be the default, but rather something you choose to turn on via a checkbox or radio button or the like). I know I often attach files to tasks that are information I'll need for other tasks or that are links to reference materials that happen to provide relevant information for the particular task. I would hate for them to disappear just because I chose to delete a task.
Chris Graham
Mar 30, 2015, 7:27:36 PM3/30/15
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For me, the defining factor would be whether the file was uploaded to Drive boss the task (or task creation mechanism),
Versus if I attached a file existing in Drive to a task.
If a file was uploaded on the task,
And I haven't exercised any facility to move it out of GQueues' managed folder,
It's basically internal storage;
I don't want any detritus sitting around when the task is gone.
Versus if I attached a file existing in Drive to a task.
If a file was uploaded on the task,
And I haven't exercised any facility to move it out of GQueues' managed folder,
It's basically internal storage;
I don't want any detritus sitting around when the task is gone.
Lewis Dexter Litanzios / ldexterldesign
Mar 31, 2015, 5:08:54 PM3/31/15
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Hey,
After inspection last week, I learned that Google Drive's Trash counts towards your quota ( https://twitter.com/ldexterldesign/status/581203238734688256 ), so this is going to be a very real problem (and a potentially costly one too) in the future
An option to delete attachments with the task, at the very least to Drive's Trash, should be a feature consideration
Regards
After inspection last week, I learned that Google Drive's Trash counts towards your quota ( https://twitter.com/ldexterldesign/status/581203238734688256 ), so this is going to be a very real problem (and a potentially costly one too) in the future
An option to delete attachments with the task, at the very least to Drive's Trash, should be a feature consideration
Regards
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