Ejecting Finder volumes when copies full.
A helpful new characteristic of macOS Sequoia permits a mounted quantity to self-eject as soon as a course of copying information from it ends. Here is methods to use it.
When you’ve ever copied a big file from a mounted .dmg file in macOS, you may know the way annoying it may be to have to return to the Finder to eject the disk as soon as the copy finishes.
It’s because the .dmg’s filesystem is in use throughout the copy. Finder holds the .dmg’s mounted quantity captive so long as it’s in use.
Ranging from macOS Sequoia now you can inform the Finder to auto-eject the .dmg’s quantity as soon as the copy completes.
To take action, mount the .dmg of your selection, begin copying information by dragging them from the .dmg’s quantity to the Finder. Then, whereas the copy remains to be going, Management-click on the mounted quantity and choose Eject from the popup menu.
If the copy remains to be working, the Finder will throw up an alert telling you it could’t eject the amount as a result of it is in use. However now in macOS Sequoia, that alert includes a new button: Eject when completed.
macOS Sequoia’s new Eject When Completed button.
Pace up your workflow
When you instantly click on Eject when completed, the Finder will mechanically eject the .dmg’s quantity when the copy is finished. This protects you from having to shuttle checking if the copy is finished, then Management-clicking the amount’s icon within the Finder once more to eject it.
Additionally, be aware that when a quantity is mounted, it is all the time attainable to maneuver the amount’s .dmg file to the Trash – even when a duplicate is in progress (or except the .dmg is locked). The Finder solely makes use of the .dmg for mounting, and as soon as it has been learn quantity references are held in digital reminiscence till the amount is ejected.
Through the use of the brand new Eject when completed button, you possibly can pace up your Finder workflow. All by mounting a .dmg, beginning to copy from it, throwing the .dmg within the Trash, and utilizing the Eject when completed button to auto-unmount the amount when the copy completes.
