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Fixed
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0
Found in
2018.2.2f1
Issue ID
1067606
Regression
No
User is not notified about insufficient disc space when downloading and importing an asset in Unity Hub or Launcher
Reproduction steps:
1. Open Unity Hub or Unity Launcher
2. Select "Learn" tab
3. Select "Getting Started", "Tutorial Projects", or "Resources"
4. Notice that Unity Hub or Launcher does not notify if there is not enough disc space before downloading and importing the Assets
Expected: User is notified that he does not have enough disc space
Actual: User is not notified that he does not have enough disc space
Notes:
1. There is no feature to select custom project or .unitypackage download directory (it will always be downloaded to Unity Cache in drive C)
2. In Unity Launcher and Hub "Learn" tab, Assets in sections "Getting Started" and "Tutorial Projects" do not display their memory size, but in section "Resources" they do
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Resolution Note:
Resolved in Hub v 1.1.0