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Found in
2018.3.0a8
Issue ID
1068229
Regression
No
Installing Unity to a different HDD still uses up space on the OS HDD
Repro Steps:
- Download the Unity Download HElper
- Select a few other build platforms (I had Android, WebGL, MacOS and Facebook Game Room)
- Select to download to a different HDD and to install to a different HDD
- Monitor the space you have on each HDD before, during and after the installation
- Notice that, at the end of the installation, 2GB of the OS drive have been used up
- Notice that, during the installation, Unity can take up to 6GB of the HDD - this is a problem for people that use a smaller SSD as their C: drive - in some cases, they may not be able to install Unity at all!
Note: this was tested on Windows only for now
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