I will have to go back through and resubscribe to all of those Libraries again. In the OneDrive app when signed in with your work or school account, select Libraries. Note, that after the reinstall, I do not have the option to control Files on Demand:Īlso, importantly, only one of the many SharePoint libraries to which I was accessing through my Finder were added to the Account tab. See your SharePoint or Microsoft Teams files in the OneDrive mobile app. Put the OneDrive app from Applications folder in the Trash.
SHAREPOINT IN FINDER MAC MAC
I experienced all sorts of problems trying to save and/or access SharePoint library files on my Mac through the Finder or application File dialog boxes.
Importantly, of the 10 or SharePoint libraries I was accessing via my Finder with the old OneDrive client, only one was moved to ~/Library/CloudStorage. Copy or move files from your computer to SharePoint right from your file system. Each location will appear in a separate subfolder. Seemed like everything was mostly working (though, I will note that when I renamed a file in Word using “File->Rename” menu option, it did not change the file name in OneDrive. Once synced, your SharePoint files appear in File Explorer under the name of your organization (or in Mac Finder, if you're using a Mac). When OneDrive updated, it moved, I presume appropriately, my non-SharePoint OneDrive directories to ~/Library/CloudStorage and created a symlink in my Home Directory to that CloudStorage location. the file in your OneDrive within File Explorer for windows or Finder for Mac. Both of these files were synchronized and represented in the Finder through the OneDrive client. I also had SharePoint Libraries that I accessed through the Finder on my Mac. I had OneDrive files that I accessed through Finder on my Mac. My situation probably isn’t unique, so sharing how I fixed it.
SHAREPOINT IN FINDER MAC UPDATE
The problem, for me at least, is that the update inconsistently upgraded/migrated my OneDrive and SharePoint links to the new ~/Library/CloudStorage directory. It looks like it mostly had to do with a new File on Demand issue in MS’s OneDrive client update. Sort of relieved to see that I’m not the only one who had some significant fallout with the latest round of OneDrive and MacOS updates.
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