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| string AdditionalExecutableArguments | Additional command-line arguments to be passed to ''[[executables#winscp.com|winscp.com]]''. In general, this should be left with default ''null''. | | string AdditionalExecutableArguments | Additional command-line arguments to be passed to ''[[executables#winscp.com|winscp.com]]''. In general, this should be left with default ''null''. |
| string DebugLogPath | Path to store assembly debug log to. Default ''null'' means, no debug log file is created. See also ''SessionLogPath''. | | string DebugLogPath | Path to store assembly debug log to. Default ''null'' means, no debug log file is created. See also ''SessionLogPath''. |
-| bool DefaultConfiguration | Should WinSCP be forced with the default [[config|configuration]]? ''true'' by default. Useful to isolate the console session run from any configuration stored on this machine. |+| bool DefaultConfiguration | Should WinSCP be forced with the default [[config|configuration]]? ''true'' by default. Useful to isolate the console session run from any configuration stored on this machine. Set to ''false'' only in an exceptional scenarios. |
| bool DisableVersionCheck | Disables test that WinSCP [[executables|executables]] have the same product version as this assembly. | | bool DisableVersionCheck | Disables test that WinSCP [[executables|executables]] have the same product version as this assembly. |
| string ExecutablePath | Path to ''[[executables#winscp.exe|winscp.exe]]''. The default is ''null'', meaning that ''winscp.exe'' is looked for in the same directory as this assembly or in an installation folder. | | string ExecutablePath | Path to ''[[executables#winscp.exe|winscp.exe]]''. The default is ''null'', meaning that ''winscp.exe'' is looked for in the same directory as this assembly or in an installation folder. |

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