What do the keywords in the Robocopy report mean?

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File Tag Meaning

*MISMATCH: The source file matches a destination directory with the same name. The source file is ignored.

*EXTRA File: The file is present in the destination but not in the source (an extra file). Some tidying up of the destination tree may be necessary.

New File: The file exists in the source but not in the destination (a lone file). The file is copied; to skip this file, use /XL.

lonely: The file exists in the source but not in the destination (a lonely file). The file is ignored; to copy this file, skip /XL.

Newer: The source file has a later timestamp than the destination file. The file is copied; to skip this file, use /XN.

newer: The source file has a later timestamp than the destination file. The file is copied; to skip this file, use /XN.

Older: The source file has an earlier timestamp than the destination file. The file is copied; to skip this file, use /XO.

older: The source file has an earlier timestamp than the destination file. The file is copied; to skip this file, use /XO.

Changed: The source and destination files have identical timestamps but different file sizes. The file is copied; to skip this file, use /XC.

changed: The source and destination files have identical timestamps but different file sizes. The file is copied; to skip this file, use /XC.

Tweaked: The source and destination files have identical timestamps and different sizes but different attributes. The file is copied because /TI has been specified; to skip this file, omit /TI.

Same: The source and destination files have identical timestamps and file sizes. The file is copied; to skip this file, omit /IS.

same: The source and destination files have identical timestamps and file sizes. The file is copied; to skip this file, omit /IS.

attrib: At least one attribute of the source file matches the specified attributes /XA. The file is ignored; to copy this file, modify or remove /XA.

named: The file is ignored because it was named as a result of a switch /XF. To process this file, modify the following argument /XF.
large: The file is ignored because it is larger than /MAX: n bytes. To process this file, increase the value of n.

small: The file is ignored because it is smaller than /MIN: n bytes. To process this file, decrease the value of /MIN: n.

too old: The file is ignored because it is older than the date set by /MaxAge: n or /MAXLAD: n. To process this file, modify n to specify an earlier date.

too new: The file is ignored because it is newer than the date set by /MinAge: n or /MINLAD: n. To process this file, modify n to specify a more recent date.

(blank): A normal directory.

*MISMATCH: This source directory matches a destination file with the same name and cannot be processed. Tidying up the destination is recommended.

*EXTRA Dir: The directory exists in the destination but not in the source (an extra directory). Some tidying up of the destination tree may be necessary.

lonely: The directory exists in the source but not in the destination (a lonely directory). The directory is ignored; to process this directory, skip /XL.

named: The directory is ignored because it was named as a result of a switch /XD. To process this directory, modify the following argument /XD.

junction: The entry is actually a junction, and is ignored because /XJ has been specified. To process this junction and copy it into a directory, skip /XJ.