Add a progressbar or copy-paste speed

[krakotay]

When I measure, i can see a fantastic improve of speed, but it will be much more beautiful, if user can see speed of copying

[SUPERCILEX]

This was discussed in https://github.com/SUPERCILEX/fuc/issues/14 and is now documented: https://github.com/SUPERCILEX/fuc/commit/95a2678b991e65b6d916c69131b3e80267a3f88c

[krakotay]

This was discussed in #14 and is now documented: 95a2678

that's strange. I can't see --progress with cpz -h, and cpz --progress makes an Error. When I use just cpz from to, there aren't any difference between vanilla cpz and cpz with progress feature

[SUPERCILEX]

Nope, you need to install the binary again but with the progress feature. It's not a flag in the binary itself.

[SUPERCILEX]

Oh, just saw you tried reinstalling. Use --force as it suggests.

[krakotay]

Oh, just saw you tried reinstalling. Use --force as it suggests.

And... nothing changes. All works excluding progress bar

[SUPERCILEX]

There's no progress flag. Now the binary will always show progress.

[krakotay]

There's no progress flag. Now the binary will always show progress.

But there aren't, even with large number of files. For example, in my screenshot I successfully copied windows folder to another folder. I works perfect and fantastic speed, but without progress bar

[SUPERCILEX]

Hmmm, how long does the copying take? If less than a second, you probably won't see the progress, but it should definitely be visible with longer copies. Though it's also possible that this is just broken on Windows? I'm not sure.

[krakotay]

Hmmm, how long does the copying take? If less than a second, you probably won't see the progress, but it should definitely be visible with longer copies. Though it's also possible that this is just broken on Windows? I'm not sure.

3 or 4 seconds. Btw, default windows cp used more than 600 seconds xD

[krakotay]

Hmmm, how long does the copying take? If less than a second, you probably won't see the progress, but it should definitely be visible with longer copies. Though it's also possible that this is just broken on Windows? I'm not sure.

I tried with measurements, cpz copying takes 19 sec (compare to 656 with default cp)

[SUPERCILEX]

Ohhhh, hold on I'm stupid there's no logging on non-Linux builds.

[krakotay]

Ohhhh, hold on I'm stupid there's no logging on non-Linux builds.

well, in Linux all works. It's unusual progress info btw =) Without copy speed or progress-bar , just something like this one

[SUPERCILEX]

Ok, can you try cargo install cpz --features progress --force --git https://github.com/SUPERCILEX/fuc

[krakotay]

Ok, can you try cargo install cpz --features progress --force --git https://github.com/SUPERCILEX/fuc

well, even i tried to build locally, i have this one. just with -F progress

[SUPERCILEX]

Well this is icky, I guess the tracing attribute doesn't support cfg-ed args. Can you try installing again? Should be fixed.

[krakotay]

nothing changed

[SUPERCILEX]

Oh for that you just need to do cargo +nightly ... and rustup install nightly if you don't have it.

[krakotay]

Thank you, all works!

[SUPERCILEX]

Yay!

[krakotay]

Yay! btw, progress bar in rmz doesn't work...

[SUPERCILEX]

Yeah, Windows progress support isn't going to be implemented because we use https://github.com/XAMPPRocky/remove_dir_all. Honestly not sure what that lib does extra so maybe I could just use rmz's non-linux implantation on Windows? Don't know.