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martin

Re: CompareDirectories

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tdilpme

CompareDirectories

Hi All,
I'm just trying to do a CompareDirectories like such: 
var compareDirectoryResult = session.CompareDirectories(SynchronizationMode.Both,
    $@"{SettingsVM.CustomerInputDeckDirectory}\{folder.Name}",
    SettingsVM.ConcurrentRemoteFileLocation, false, false, SynchronizationCriteria.Either);

If there are differences, I list them and if there are not just let user know the directories are the same. (Like this) 
if (compareDirectoryResult.Count > 0)
{
// I list the changes
}
else
{  
  // Let user know they are the same
}

The problem I encounter is that the files in the local and remote folders are all the same name, and size, but there will be a couple files with the "Last Modified" attribute different by a few minutes or so, but my result comes back as compareDirectoryResult.Count == to zero therefore not catching any changes. Am I doing something wrong in how I'm calling this method? Not sure how to make it accurate. Please help.

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