The Robocopy Move action allows you to move files and directories using Microsoft's Robocopy.
This action allows you to move the contents of one directory to another.
The settings page allows you to set the basic details of the Robocopy operation including the source and destination for the operation.
This is the directory that contains the files that you want to copy. Do not specify a file or file mask here.
This is the directory that will be the destination for the copied files.
This allows you to specify the number of times to retry failed copied attempts.
This allows you to specify the number of seconds between retries of failed copy attempts.
Specify any additional command line arguments to pass to Robocopy.
The Include page allows you to specify the conditions which files must meet to be included in the Robocopy operation.
Selectively copy files based on the attributes of the source files.
Only source files that have the archive bit set will be copied. Once the copy has completed the archive bit will be reset on these files.
Files are deemed to be same when the file exists in both the source and the destination and are identical in contents, size, time stamp and attributes.
Files are deemed to be tweaked when the file exists in both the source and the destination, containing identical in contents, size, time stamp but differing attributes.
The Exclude page allows you to specify conditions to exlcude files from the Robocopy operation.
Exclude files from the Robocopy operation which have the selected attributes.
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Exclude files that exist in both the source and destination where the source file is older than the destination file.
Exclude files that exist in both the source and destination where the timestamps match but the file sizes are different.
Exclude files that exist in the destination but do not exist in the source directory.
Exclude files that exist in both the source and destination where the source file is newer than the destination file.
Exclude files that exist in the source but not in the destination.
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The include files page allows you to specify file names and file masks to exclude files from the Robocopy operation.
The exclude files page allows you to specify file names and file masks to exclude files from the Robocopy operation.
The exclude dirs page allows you to specify directories to be excluded from the Robocopy operation.
The logging page provides options to customise the output from Robocopy.
Increase the verbosity of the log output, this will include the logging of skipped files.
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Enable reporting of extra files. Extra files are files which exist the destination directory but do not exist in the source directory.
Disable reporting of Robocopy file classes. Robocopy file classes are Lonely, Tweaked, Same, Changed, Newer, Older, Extra and Mismatched.
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Provide a file path to log Robocopy output to a file as well as a the FinalBuilder log.
Append to the file specified rather than overwriting it each time the action is run.