Summary:
When duplicating a world that is synced to the cloud, a warning message stating “Cloud storage is full / almost full” may briefly appear at the top of the screen before disappearing.
This message is inaccurate. In testing, less than 500 MB of storage was used, well below the 4 GB cloud storage limit.
Steps to Reproduce:
Launch Minecraft Preview.
Create a new world.
In testing, the Star Wars Mash-Up was used, but any world (Marketplace or non-Marketplace) can be used.
Exit the world.
Open the world’s settings and duplicate it multiple times.
Observe the message displayed at the top of the screen.
Observed Results:
A warning message appears intermittently and then disappears:
“Cloud storage is full. Cloud storage is almost full. Manage your worlds to make space.”
The message is incorrect, as the cloud storage is neither full nor close to full.
Expected Results:
The warning should only appear when cloud storage is actually full or nearing capacity. Additionally, the message should accurately reflect the storage state and not display both “full” and “almost full” simultaneously.
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