web5 wrote:

But if i restart session, it's not possible. Right.

Of course that it is possible.
See https://winscp.net/eng/docs/resume

But if i restart session, it's not possible. Right.
I saw that incomplete files will stay, and
when connection breaks i notice that incomplete files
just omitted even after i press "continue[ or something]"
in a prompt [ what to do with this copy queue].
Just feels like there is no track for "fileWrite100%", and
incomplete files just left alone.

web5 wrote:

It's no use for it

You can resume the transfer using the incomplete file.

To be sure:
- when i cancel the queue,
currently partially copied file will be dropped from
finishing 100%, and that dest. file will be left in that state.
[ that was result for my situation]

Maybe it will be better solution to remove incomplete file after
queue interruption. It's no use for it, and will cause problem
when i choose to 'skip overwrite existent files' for dest. in
the next copy operation.

Thanks for your suggestion. It makes sense.
We will see if more people ask for this.

Hi,
My usage/expectation:
1. i use WinSCP to move allot of files using F5
2. in a queue list i see source folder and changing current name files
3. And i would like to have the option to
"Cancel this Queue After Current file Done"

Explanation:
- if i cancel the queue, i would like to the current file write 100% to dest.
and then i restart the queue and complete the rest file.
- Issue here is when i cancel now queue, last written files is not 100% complete
and after queue restart WinSCP don't check is filesize matches.

Thanks.