Having this directory structure and files...   
      
   C:\here\origin\File.ext   
   C:\here\origin\sub\   
   C:\here\origin\sub\file.ext   
   C:\here\dest\   
      
   While being "C:\here\" I do:   
      
   XCOPY "./origin/File.ext" "./dest/File.ext" /E /Y   
      
   (Answer FILE to the question about copying file or directory)   
   Says: 2 files copies . Shouldn't it be just 1?   
      
   I got (as expected) this:   
   C:\here\origin\File.ext   
   C:\here\origin\sub\   
   C:\here\origin\sub\file.ext   
   C:\here\dest\File.ext   
      
   BUT the content of the new file C:\here\dest\File.ext are the bytes from   
   C:\here\origin\sub\file.ext   
      
   Issuing the command with /F it says:   
   C:\here\origin\File.ext -> C:\here\dest\File.ext   
   C:\here\origin\sub\file.ext -> C:\here\dest\File.ext   
   2 file(s) copied   
      
   Well, it clarified what happened somehow, but I don't see origin\sub\file.ext   
   in origin parameter to justify copying that file.   
      
   I found no reference in documentation or help about this. Could someone point   
   me to a documentation source that includes references to this behaviour?   
   Is this a bug? An (annoying) undocumented feature?   
      
   Best regards,   
   Miguel.   
      
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