Halfway copying files the destination disk is full.
Using a 2nd Opus session I selected a few folders to move to another partition, so as to make space, to avoid having to start over again.
The 'move' job however is then queued and I don't know how to change the priority then, i.e. to have the running 'copy' job set to queue and the queued job be executed first and then continue with the copy job.
Something like a 'Pause/Resume'
So, 'Pause current' - 'Execute queued job' then 'Resume current'
Why not simply execute the 2nd job parallel in queue and continue the other (by pressing "retry") when enough space is available (the first is already "paused" by the error message)?
Maybe something went wrong or so, but I tried that. In fact I tried that a couple of times.
However, when hitting the Delete button, Opus jumped back to the above window.
My assumption therefore that this action (delete) could not take place in the above scenario.
So that's why I came up with this suggestion.
Note that when trying to free up space, I obviously used a 2nd session of Opus.
As said, I don't know whether I have been doing something wrong, can only tell what happened to me.
I can't just simply reproduce it...
A full disk situation is something that doesn't occur often nowadays, with 3, 4 or 6TB HDD's.
