AzCopy V10.5.0 Release

New features

1. Improved scanning performance for most cases by adding support for parallel local and Blob enumeration.
2. Added download support for the benchmark command.
3. A new way to quickly copy only files changed after a certain date/time. The copy command now accepts
   the parameter --include-after. It takes an ISO 8601-formatted date, and will copy only those files that were
   changed on or after the given date/time. When processing large numbers of files, this is faster than sync or
   --overwrite=IfSourceNewer. But it does require the user to specify the date to be used. E.g. 2020-08-19T15:04:00Z
   for a UTC time, 2020-08-19T15:04 for a time in the local timezone of the machine running Azcopy,
   or 2020-08-19 for midnight (00:00), also in the local timezone.
4. When detecting content type for common static website files, use the commonly correct values instead of looking them up in the registry.
5. Allow the remove command to delete blob directory stubs which have metadata hdi_isfolder=true.
6. The S3 to Blob feature now has GA support.
7. Added support for load command on Linux based on Microsoft Avere's CLFSLoad extension.
8. Each job now logs its start time precisely in the log file, using ISO 8601 format. This is useful if you want to
   use that start date as the --include-after parameter to a later job on the same directory. Look for "ISO 8601 START TIME"
   in the log.
9. Stop treating zero-item job as failure, to improve the user experience.
10. Improved the naming of files being generated in benchmark command, by reversing the digits.
    Doing so allows the names to not be an alphabetic series, which used to negatively impact the performance on the service side.
11. Azcopy can now detect when setting a blob tier would be impossible. If azcopy cannot check the destination account type, a new transfer failure status will be set: TierAvailabilityCheckFailure

Bug fixes

1. Fixed the persistence of last-write-time (as part of SMB info when uploading) for Azure Files. It was using the creation time erroneously.
2. Fixed the SAS timestamp parsing issue.
3. Transfers to the File Service with a read-only SAS were failing because we try listing properties for the parent directories.
   The user experience is improved by ignoring this benign error and try creating parent directories directly.
4. Fixed issue with mixed SAS and AD authentication in the sync command.
5. Fixed file creation error on Linux when decompression is turned on.
6. Fixed issue on Windows for files with extended charset such as [%00 - %19, %0A-%0F, %1A-%1F].
7. Enabled recovering from unexpectedEOF error.
8. Fixed issue in which attribute filters does not work if source path contains an asterisk in it.
9. Fixed issue of unexpected upload destination when uploading a whole drive in Windows (e.g. "D:").