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ETA "Infinity"s #21
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hi @AxelTerizaki , thanks for your report! btw, version 2.x of cli-progress has an option to disable line wrapping (no new lines, content is stripped to max line length) best regards, Andi |
Hmmm, going to be difficult just like that but I'll think about it. I suppose I could simulate a very slow transfer :) Can't promise to do it before next week though! It's not a big big issue so... |
Here's some code I just used :
It updates the bar after one hour, and since the bar's pretty big, it has a hard time calculating an ETA. I end up with that after 30 seconds or so :
Hope it'll help :) |
thanks! i will take a look on it soon. |
should be addressed in ac29f07 |
Hello :)
I have one minor problem with cli-progress so far.
I'm using it to display a download progress bar, but it sometimes is for really big files, and with some slow connections, sometimes "Infinity" is displayed instead of the time in the ETA variable.
Would it be possible to replace it by something else, like a -, ~, or the infinite symbol perhaps, when this happens? Having "Infinitys" sometimes bugs the progress bar into making new lines because it suddenly grows out of the number of characters allowed per line.
Thanks in advance :)
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