after doing ls at the terminal I see a drive called iCloud Drive (Archive)
so I do this command cd iCloud Drive (Archive)
and I get this result zsh: number expected
MacBook Air (M2, 2023)
The shell splits arguments with white space. Escape the spaces with \ or enclose the folder name in double quotes.
The shell splits arguments with white space. Escape the spaces with \ or enclose the folder name in double quotes.
It's the same location as typing:
CD <enter>
CD 'iCloud Drive (Archive)' <enter>
This is the string to use in Terminal to access the cloud drive from Terminal:
cd ~/Library/Mobile\ Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/
I suppose one is actually showing the Cloud location and the other is an archive of the Cloud location on the local Disk.
It is a copy of what was stored on iCloud Drive when you disable Desktop & Documents sync with iCloud Drive.
I retract my statement about it being the same location.
I suppose one is actually showing the Cloud location and the other is an archive of the Cloud location on the local Disk. When I compare the two locations on my computer, they are indeed different but also similar in some folders.
Randall_2023 wrote:
This is the string to use in Terminal to access the cloud drive from Terminal:
That’s not what paxsft was trying to view.
zsh: number expected
