Verbose sync_folder_to_container #250
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That's a great suggestion – maybe mimic what rsync does with the -v and -vv options? |
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Added the ability to specify a prefix to be added to the object name during checking and uploading during a sync Sped up sync_folder_to_container by having it pull down a list of objects all at once to use to compare against instead of checking once for each file.
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Added the ability to specify a prefix to be added to the object name during checking and uploading during a sync Sped up sync_folder_to_container by having it pull down a list of objects all at once to use to compare against instead of checking once for each file.
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This is a feature request.
It would be nice if there was a way to make sync_folder_to_container verbose about what it is doing. Mostly, this is for looking at logs after the fact and confirming that yes, it did copy all of the files that were passed it; or, it skipped some; etc.
I realize that pyrax tends to rely on the user of this library to perform these type of functions but since sync_folder_to_container encapsulates it's logic it is a bit more difficult. Prehaps, if not providing logging, could the method provide a list of the files it intended to upload and the ones that it did? Or a dictionary like { "total": 100, "uploaded": 95, "skipped": 5 } ?
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