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| Find the function in //Commands > Keep Remote Directory Up To Date//. [[ui_keepuptodate|Options dialog]] will appear. | Find the function in //Commands > Keep Remote Directory Up To Date//. [[ui_keepuptodate|Options dialog]] will appear. | ||
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| + | If you use WinSCP to synchronize your files only, you can use [[commandline|command-line parameter]] ''/keepuptodate'' to quickly open [[ui_keepuptodate|Options dialog]]. | ||
| Note that for performance reasons there is a limit of 500 subdirectories to be watched simultaneously. | Note that for performance reasons there is a limit of 500 subdirectories to be watched simultaneously. | ||
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| * When you rename file or directory, WinSCP will see it as removal of one file and addition of another and it will reflect the change on remote directory as such. So it is not recommended to use the function to "rename" large files and directories. You should better do this [[task_rename|manually]]. | * When you rename file or directory, WinSCP will see it as removal of one file and addition of another and it will reflect the change on remote directory as such. So it is not recommended to use the function to "rename" large files and directories. You should better do this [[task_rename|manually]]. | ||
| + | ===== Automation ===== | ||
| + | For automation, use [[scripting]] command ''keepuptodate''. | ||