File counter double counts when verifying
When you select the verify option, the file counter when copying a directory or multiple files double counts files. If I copy and verify 100 files, the counter says 100 total, but will count to 1 when copying the file, and to 2 when verifying. This makes the counter stop at 100/100 when it's halfway through the file list, as the files are counted twice.
The counter does not go past the total of 100, it just stays at 100/100 until the list is done.
Expected behavior is to count the file when copying and verifying once, instead of each stage.
Tested on 3.8.2 on Windows 11 Pro build 22000.258 and 3.8.5 on Windows 10 Pro build 19043.1288
The counter does not go past the total of 100, it just stays at 100/100 until the list is done.
Expected behavior is to count the file when copying and verifying once, instead of each stage.
Tested on 3.8.2 on Windows 11 Pro build 22000.258 and 3.8.5 on Windows 10 Pro build 19043.1288
Yup, that's exactly how I have it done. Seems like it's related to whether you drag one folder from A to B, versus a handful of files and folders, but I don't recall the exact conditions to reproduce this.
Also, this isn't related, but I wanted to make you aware of this as well. I just discovered this today on 3.8.5 on Win10 Education.
This particular operation was skipping most of the files because they were already in both places, but the progress bar and size copied counter seem to be counting both the copy and verify operations, resulting in 0-200% instead of 0-100, and the resulting reported copied size being double the white total filesize.
On another unrelated note, can you perhaps add an unattended option for "skip all files with the same date and size" like Windows copy does? Seems I can do different dates or different sizes, but not explicitly both. Would be useful, since files with different dates doesn't necessarily mean the filesize is the same, or matching sizes doesn't necessarily mean the date is the same.
Keep up the awesome work!