Why can't the 15GB upper limit of CodeSpace directly prevent users from exceeding it ? #212473
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The 15 GB allowance is monthly metered storage, not a fixed disk capacity. GitHub measures usage over time, including storage for stopped codespaces; deleting one stops future accrual but does not refund usage already recorded. That explains why freeing disk space does not necessarily let you create another codespace this month. Your feedback still identifies a real gap: show projected quota exhaustion before lockout, and provide an export or cleanup path that does not require starting the machine. Codespaces billing. |
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For example, by limiting the disk size, it is entirely feasible to ensure that the total size of multiple codespaces does not exceed the limit.
The current design makes it difficult for users to notice if they have exceeded the limit.
Once the limit is exceeded, the user cannot turn on the codespace, let alone clear the disk space.
Moreover, after directly deleting CodeSpace, it is impossible to continue using CodeSpace before the current month.
I really don't understand why we don't do it this way.
Moreover, after deleting a codespace, if there is still disk space remaining, one should be able to continue creating new codespaces for use.
last, why not use auto-translation? it's so easy nowadays.
orgiin: #211854
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