Feature: Display prompt when trying to delete folder that's too big for recycle bin

[banban60]

Description

When you want to delete a file too big for the trash, even if you say yes to delete forever there is an error and the file isn't deleted. (sry for the bad english I'm french)

Steps To Reproduce

1. Delete a file too big for trash
2. Say yes to delete forever
3. An error occured and the files is still alive

Expected behavior

• Auto select permanently delete check box when there isn't enough space in recycle bin
• Disable the check box

Files Version

Version : 2.1.13.0 OS Version: 10.0.19044.1526

Windows Version

Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.4170.0

Relevant Assets/Logs

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[Josh65-2201]

You will need to upload the logs files. You can get them in files settings > about > open log folder.

[banban60]

debug_fulltrust.log
debug.log

[yaira2]

@BanbanProduction is this still an issue in the preview version? https://files.community/download/preview

[banban60]

No, this is the same, excpeted that the error is different

[yaira2]

@BanbanProduction how large is the file?

[banban60]

About 50go, this is above the limit size of the recycle bin

[koblue]

Using 2.3.0, I noticed that if a folder is too big for the recycle bin, it errors but if I open that folder and delete a file that is too big, it behaves as expected.

In this case it was a folder with a single large file inside.

[banban60]

Oh Yeah, I'm sorry I made a mistake between file and folders. In my case I try to delete a folder. I'm very for hat, but I'm french and I don't speak English very well.