I run a company of 30 people and we are united in the opinion that this limitation is a big disappointment. I'm guessing your files are not already in Google Drive, so I don't know why that's the case.
#HANGOUTS CHAT DOWNLOAD#
If you're already working with Google Drive and storing your files there then all you would do is, from Google Chat, add the folder link to the chat and then carry on working from there - no need to upload or download the files. Slack, that doesn't offer a comprehensive file hosting system like Drive, because the functionality you want is provided in a different way. The experience is not designed to be like other apps, e.g.
The core of Google Workspace is Google Drive and if you're not using Google Drive as your only or first storage solution then the rest of the Google Workspace experience will be poor for you, as they are designed on the expectation you're using Google Workspace to the full, Google Drive especially. Google's not going to add a feature to Google Chat just for the sake of making it the same as other apps, or to make it more convenient to move files, when Google already expects your files to be in Google Drive and working on them there. Maybe once you've explained why these files need to be somewhere other than Google Drive then Google may see the benefit in adding the feature. Why would you want to upload/download files in the first place when you'll be working on them in Google Drive anyway? Or, to word it another way, why are these files not living in Google Drive and only existing there? If they are on Google Drive to start with, and that's where they should only be, why are you needing to upload and download files? You appear to be trying to make Google Workspace fit your old working practices when you should be changing your working practices to fit Google Workspace. I understand your point but it's not how Google Workspace works or how Google intends you to use Google Workspace.
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