If you want to now if you are running the latest OneDrive (for Mac) client or are interested in the release-notes visit New OneDrive sync client release notes website. I have already had contact about this issue with Microsoft support, they confirmed it is a known issue and “It`s probable that this behavior gets fixed on upcoming versions of the OneDrive for Mac OS”. For example the customer setup a site with url Site When setting up a site without a space in the url () we were able to sync the library. The issue on Mac was caused by using a space in the Web Site Address (url). When I setup OneDrive on a Windows device and try to sync the same library, it does work without any issues. I tried a few times to sync the library, restarted the device, quit OneDrive etc, but without luck. Sync issue caused by Web Site AddressĪnother issue I have seen when I tried to sync a SharePoint library by using OneDrive for Mac was the error Sorry, we can`t add your “Documents” folder at the moment. After restarting you should be able to sync the SharePoint library. After that, open Terminal from Lanchpad and run the following commands:ĭefaults write TeamSiteSyncPreview -bool Trueĭefaults write Tier Team If you already have downloaded the latest OneDrive for Mac client and you are already signed in to OneDrive, try below commands to enable Team site sync.įirst exit the OneDrive sync client by clicking on the OneDrive icon in the menu bar and selecting Quit OneDrive.

A new pop-up windows is shown and you choose Sync now.Īfter a few seconds you are asked to allow the page to open OneDrive, but when you click Allow…. A couple of times I have seen issues with the OneDrive for Mac client when trying to sync a SharePoint Online library to local device.Īs you do on a Windows device, start a browser (in this case Safari), browse to the SharePoint Team site/ document library and you click Sync. We mostly support companies using Windows desktops and laptops, but sometimes we have customers using Mac clients.

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