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Thank you for the suggestion. There are a lot of directories and that might be cumbersome to set up, but I'll try it next time if need be.
I got too frustrated in the few days before you replied that I found an alternative solution for the entire reason I needed to sync files.
Thanks again and best ...

I tested it out to make sure and it did what I expected. It scanned 500,000 files over an hour and a half and then immediately started scanning the files from the beginning.
I'm now testing out a batch script to see if I can sync things semi-manually but I've noticed that it's reporting a "Create ...

Just for the tldr: How do I listen for single file changes and mirror the change on each individual file on the fly, instead of calling an entire batch job on a whole directory when a single file changes?

I've seen recommendations to call FreeFileSync.exe with a batch job when a filesystem change has been detected by RealTimeSync, but on slow disks with 500,000+ files I can't simply run a batch job on all the files for each file change, because it scans the whole directory.
I thought that ...