Roon Remote storage leak bug on iPad Air 3 (ref#5GOD39)

What’s happening?

· Other

How can we help?

· None of the above

Other options

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Describe the issue

Roon remote installed on an iPad Air 3 since I started using Roon, perhaps five years, is using 12.5 GB of local storage.

Today I installed Roon remote on an IPad Air 2, loaded all the album images into cache, and storage usage is 611MB.

I went back to the iPad Air 3 and cleared the Roon cache, the storage usage reduced to 10.5 GB.

I think Roon has a local storage leak bug.

Describe your network setup

Qnap NAS and various switches

Hi @David_Elm,

Thank you for the report.

Beyond album art, a Roon controller instance will additionally cache metadata, session history, and navigation information. Clearing the Roon cache from Settings won’t delete this data in its entirety.

The team can certainly investigate diagnostics on the affected device, but we’ll require more verbose logging from the Roon iPad controller on the iPad Air 3 itself. At your convenience, please find the iOS section in the directions found here and send over a set of logs to our File Uploader.

In the meantime, try fully uninstalling and reinstalling the app on the affected iPad, deleting data fully. What is the storage draw on fresh reinstall?

A less heavy-handed test would be to monitor whether storage fluctuates over time.

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