It appears to me as though this is an issue with the way that Minecraft clears internal save data from the Storage tab in settings.
Putting aside the fact that the switch imposes a 2GB limit on save files (this won't be changed as it is a blanket policy that Nintendo impose on all switch games) the problem for my kids is that, despite deleting nearly all their worlds and removing several pieces of content to make the figures in the storage total less than 2GB, the save file on the console data page is still showing as 2GB.
I expect that investigating the cause of this discrepancy would fix this issue for many users here. As it happens I now have to explain to my kids why they can't use anything from the marketplace, nor download anything new from the marketplace without completely deleting all their save data for every world.
IAmWhitBran
It appears to me as though this is an issue with the way that Minecraft clears internal save data from the Storage tab in settings.
Putting aside the fact that the switch imposes a 2GB limit on save files (this won't be changed as it is a blanket policy that Nintendo impose on all switch games) the problem for my kids is that, despite deleting nearly all their worlds and removing several pieces of content to make the figures in the storage total less than 2GB, the save file on the console data page is still showing as 2GB.
I expect that investigating the cause of this discrepancy would fix this issue for many users here. As it happens I now have to explain to my kids why they can't use anything from the marketplace, nor download anything new from the marketplace without completely deleting all their save data for every world.