I have been testing the 1 user hosting plan on erpnext.com for several weeks, which provides a disk quota of 150 MB. Everything has been working fine, but now within two days this quota has been eating up by internal backups.
Due to this problem, I cannot even prepare the purchase orders I need to submit today.
I don’t think this is behaviour is intended, as otherwise the quota for every 1 person plan would be exceeded within a few days. This is why I am marking the issue as a bug.
Anyway, I’d like to delete those backups and only keep the latest one. But I couldn’t find a way to do so.
I just checked I am still over quota, which means I cannot use ERPNext anymore. You are probably busy preparing the ERPNext conference tomorrow, but I still would like to ask if you already have an idea where the problem might be located.
@rmehta
As I am still not able to upload any files to my ERPNext account hosted on your server due to the backup file size having eating up my storage quota, I’d like to ask when this issue might get resolved.
@strixaluco Thanks for your explanation. Is there a timeline for the 7.0.34 release?
The problem is that my account that is hosted on erpnext.com is not usable due to this bug. This is a little bit unfortunate, because the very reason we decided to try out the hosted version was to always be on the latest version and not have to worry about old bugs anymore.
If you need to stay on the bleeding edge version, you have to setup your own instance, as official SaaS accounts receive updates in about 2 weeks after release.
Just be ready for some maintenance.
