Moves a file or a directory to an another path.

The Move file step copies a file or a directory from a path to another keeping the same name and removes the original one.
Note: Source parent folder and Destination folder cannot be the same.

Property Type Category Description
Comment String standard Describes the object comment to include in the documentation report.
This property generally contains an explanation about the object.
Is active boolean standard Defines whether the step is active.
Destination JS expression expert Defines the destination directory path.
This property is a JavaScript expression that is evaluated during the sequence execution and gives the path of the destination folder, that must be an existing folder. Otherwise, the copy will not be possible.
This path is either absolute or relative to Convertigo environment. Relative paths starting with:

• ./ are relative to Convertigo workspace,
• .// are relative to current project folder.
Output boolean expert Defines whether the XML generated by this step should be appended to the resulting XML.
Set this property to true to add the step’s resulting XML to the sequence’s output XML (default value for steps generating XML). Set this property to false to prevent the steps’s XML result to appear in the sequence’s output XML.
Setting this property to false does not prevent the step’s generated XML from being used as a source by other steps.
Overwrite boolean expert If a file or folder with the same name exists in Destination directory, this property defines whether to overwrite it.
By default this property is set to false, so the file or folder will not be overwritten if already present in Destination directory.
Source JS expression expert Defines the path of the file or directory to move.
This property is a JavaScript expression that is evaluated during the sequence execution and gives the path of the file or directory to move.
This path is either absolute or relative to Convertigo environment. Relative paths starting with:

• ./ are relative to Convertigo workspace,
• .// are relative to current project folder.