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You can see the error here: http://wadewegner.blob.core.windows.net/images/Error.png

After starting the process it quickly shot up to over a GB of memory usage. Then it failed. The folder contains 86.3 GBs of data. I'll try to get more details for you and then update this issue.

Update: this also occurs on a folder with 789 MBs, 535 files, and 24 folders.

Switch to NUnit for testing

Delete files at destination that don't exist in source.

Given each BLOB can be assigned an individual TTL which overrides the default heuristic caching built into Azure's CDN, adding an optional command line parameter to specify the "x-ms-blob-cache-control" in seconds would be huge.

http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/storage-use-azcopy/

We currently need to ensure that the coverage is there for this to be a robust tool.

I am going to break this project into two, as it has become to complex with too many options...
A-Trak will be fore Azure-Windows, and I will cut a new project for Azure-Amazon.

I haven't dug in deeply to see if this should be supported or not but I noticed that if I delete a file on the originating side (e.g. a local folder) it doesn't push the deletion the the destination side (e.g. WA blob storage). You might take a look at the Windows Azure Accelerator for Web Roles - I believe it covers this as part of sync'ing to blobs: http://waawebroles.codeplex.com/SourceControl/changeset/view/161c3d52a183

Perhaps we should be warning the user that having _ in the container name won't be able to be pushed to Azure Storage since the naming conventions only allow alphanumerics.

Check issue with downloading blobs to windows folders.

MINOR: After a fresh git clone I noticed that the C# project expects a favicon.ico file but it's excluded from the .gitignore file.

MINOR: I noticed that there's a dependency on the AWSSDK (and Windows Azure Storage Client library). You might consider adding them as NuGet packages (that way they'll also get prompted for updates).

Note: "Install-Package AWSSDK" fixed the missing dependency.

Right now a user has to put in a long list of arguments in the command line and then possibly just save that as a .bat.

I was wondering if we could have it so it reads these parameters off of a configuration file (config.json).

{
    "target": "C:\MySite\assets"
  , "toContainer": "assets"
  , "toConnectionString": "UseDevelopmentStorage=true"
}