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How can a copy of a document be one tenth the size?
jon_woellhaf
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I made a copy of a 237 MB document and its size is 28 MB. I wonder what accounts for the significant size reduction.
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_Ðave_ Member, Developers Posts: 712 ✭✭✭✭when making a copy of a document it purges all the history, I assume that is the reason.
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PeteYodis Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 542@jon_woellhaf The reason @_ÐAVE_ gave is correct. A document is not just the current state of things, it is also the full history of how it got to the current point in time. When you copy a workspace to create a new document, there is very little history in that copy.5
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