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To address the issue with OneDrive (referred to as One Cloud in your question) flagging .exe files generated by Visual Studio, you might consider the following approaches:
- Check File Sync Settings: Ensure that your OneDrive settings are configured to sync only the necessary file types. You can manage which files to sync through the OneDrive settings on your computer.
- Use Exclusions: If possible, you can set up exclusions for certain file types or folders in OneDrive. However, this might require administrative rights or specific configurations that may not be available in your current setup.
- Adjust Visual Studio Output Settings: In Visual Studio, you can change the output directory for your builds to a folder that is not being synced by OneDrive. This way, the generated .exe files won't be flagged by OneDrive.
- Manual Cleanup: While not ideal, if the above options are not feasible, continue to manually delete the flagged files after each session. This could be streamlined by creating a batch script to automate the deletion process, if you're comfortable with that.
If these options do not resolve the issue, you may need to consult with your instructor or IT support for further assistance specific to your institution's setup.