"setting up iCloud drive" keeps going, and never stops?

completed documents don't open when I open Pages.

It will depend on how much data has to be moved to iCloud Drive. 30 minutes is a long time, but not unbelievable.
talltenor wrote:
My MacBook Air has been "setting up iCloud Drive" for 15 hours!
It's failed. Reboot and try again.

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