Make robocopy regex compatible with languages other than english#23
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this includes hypertrheading / SMT cores
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I noticed on machines using a system language other than english, the folder sizes when using
-UseRobowere all returning0.Looking into it, this was because the
$expectedSummaryregex did not match the output from non-english robocopy versions (yes, unfortunately Microsoft localizes many CLI tools in Windows ...)I adapted the Regex to so that it should handle most languages.
A sample output from german robocopy is:
I replaced all "hardcoded" texts with
[\w\.]+because the .NET regex engine matches Umlauts as well as other international characters (such as 日本語) with\wand sometimes robocopy abbreviates long words with a.(as can be seen in the above example).An example regex to test this is:
'Übereinstimm.日本語' -match '[\w\.]+'I also defaulted the thred count to the processors available threads, because 16 might be a bit high for some (older) laptops.