masOS Catalina
version: 10.15.3
MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2019, Four Thunderbolt 3 ports)
2.8 GHz Intel Core i7
16 GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3
Intel Iris Plus Graphics 655 1536 MB
I purchased it in October 2019.

I have always used onedrive for business work.
In the company is a win10 desktop computer, and did not pay attention to "power consumption" and "computer performance operation".
When I started to run my MacBook, I realized that when I was working outside the network, my MacBook would always run at a high speed, generating heat, and the battery could be consumed by 1% in 1 minute.
When I found the problem all the time, it was only onedrive.
Discuss with Microsoft, because this is a program that Microsoft writes in the Apple store
But Microsoft said it could be Apple's OS issue.
Discuss with Apple, but Apple is a bug that Microsoft wants to fix in Apple OS.
Therefore, there is still no way to solve it. I heard that many people in foreign countries have this disaster situation, but there is no solution.

At the moment I tested it, Onedrive will have a disadvantage is that when you turn on the network, you can scan 1 million files to 1 million files. The purpose of scanning is to determine whether the data is synchronized with onedrive. It turns out that you can't refuse it, it can only scan obediently.
It is very power-consuming during the scanning process. So this is a weird phenomenon.

2020.3.11, so far my solution is ... no icloud (it is not a cloud system for real business work), no onedrive. I chose Google one.
I used it for 48 hours (on a full charge), and my MacBook finally became a long-lasting work in use.
I hope the Onedrive team can understand how Google one works!
I ’m afraid I ’ll use it again. My Mac wears out all due to Onedrive ...

once you delete a folder or file on your one drive on a mac the file is deleted as well on the one drive cloud storage, this is not handy and it should have an option to decide what to do, because the benefit to have a cloud storage is to keep the files remotely and not locally, I suggest to give us the option to decide if:
Delete and keep (Mac - OneDrive)
Completely delete (Both sides)
keep and delete (OneDrive -Mac)

The only way that i had to do to accomplish this was quoting one drive (shutting down) deleting the files locally without internet and then switching back on to avoid the remote erase,

Think about it please.
Kind regards,
Carlos

Create a feature in the One Drive app for Mac to automatically backup photos from the Photos app, just like it works in the iPhone app.
It would be great if one could choose if you want to backup the photos from iPhone or Mac.
In my case, my iPhone doesn't have enough space to storage all photos, so, they are on iCloud and the iPhone only have a local low resolution version of the photos.So, the OneDrive appin the iPhone automatically uploads my photos in low resolution.
It would be nice if I could ask the OneDrive to upload the photos that are stored in the photos app on my Mac,where I have all photos in full resolution, instead of my iPhone.

In every desktop file syncing app...ever...you share a folder with someone and it appears on their computer. I "share" a folder on Dropbox with someone and they get it in their Dropbox folder. I share something on GDrive someone and it shows up in their GDrive folder. Box, iCloud, the list goes on. We must have burned an hour of our time trying to figure out why clicking "share" on a folder didn't result in the folder showing up on everyone's computer.
Lo and behold, you have to open the web client, go to the folder, open the folder, and choose the little "sync" button in the top right. And then you have to confirm a bunch of nonsense after that. Come one guys.

Hi, I just switched to OneDrive from DropBox. I'm using it to sync my files from Windows to Mac and vice versa. When I remove a file on one computer, OneDrive removes it to a local trash on all other computers and this is very annoying.

That is: if I remove a file in cloud, I have to go through all my computers and empty their local recycle bin. This is not how cloud storages work, as if I want to restore a file that was deleted in cloud, I'd use OneDrive's trash can, not the one of my computers. And yes, I regularly delete many files, this is an essential part of my workflow.

Could we get a way to switch this behavior off (i.e. remove the files without recycle bin when they're deleted in cloud)? Just like all competitor products do, they do it for a reason.