Automatically sync local folders to OneDrive while skipping cache and large files.

1. Configure paths in config.ps1:

   $SourcePath = "D:\workspace"
   $OneDrivePath = "C:\Users\YourUsername\OneDrive\YourBackupFolder"
   $LogPath = "D:\Logs\drivesync_log.txt"

2. Run manual sync:

   make sync

3. Setup automatic scheduling:

   # Run PowerShell as Administrator
   .\setup_drivesync_scheduler.ps1

• drivesync.ps1 - Main sync script
• config.ps1 - Your personal paths
• setup_drivesync_scheduler.ps1 - Creates Windows scheduled tasks
• Makefile - Simple commands (make sync, make log, make schedule, make help)

Default: Runs automatically 4 times daily at 11:00 AM, 3:00 PM, 6:00 PM, 8:00 PM.

To customize times: Edit the trigger times in setup_drivesync_scheduler.ps1 before running:

$trigger1 = New-ScheduledTaskTrigger -Daily -At "09:00"  # Change to your preferred time
$trigger2 = New-ScheduledTaskTrigger -Daily -At "13:00"  # Change to your preferred time
# etc.

make sync      # Run sync now
make log       # View last 20 log entries
make schedule  # Setup automatic scheduling (requires Admin)
make help      # Show all commands

• Sync logs: D:\Logs\drivesync_log.txt
• Task status: Get-ScheduledTask -TaskName 'DriveSync*'
• Task history: Task Scheduler GUI (taskschd.msc)

• Windows PowerShell
• OneDrive desktop app installed
• Administrative privileges (for scheduler setup only)

Your workspace is now automatically backed up to OneDrive!