Get the list of files that are getting copied in PowerShell Get the list of files that are getting copied in PowerShell powershell powershell

Get the list of files that are getting copied in PowerShell


If you just want to see that in console, use the -verbose switch:

copy-item -path $from -destination $to -verbose

If you want to get a list of files or directories:

$files = copy-item -path $from -destination $to -passthru | ?{$_ -is [system.io.fileinfo]}


$source=ls c:\temp *.*$i=1$source| %{    [int]$percent = $i / $source.count * 100    Write-Progress -Activity "Copying ... ($percent %)" -status $_  -PercentComplete $percent -verbose    copy $_.fullName -Destination c:\test     $i++}


I suggest to try it this way:

(Copy-Item -Verbose C:\SrcDir\*.* c:\DstDir 4>&1).Message

Here the messages go to the output stream/pipeline rather than the verbose stream/pipeline and so will work more generally such as in TFS task scripts.