I tried this command: ./target/release/moss -D ../SOSROOT/ extract test/bash-completion-2.11-1-1-x86_64.stone
The extraction is so fast the progress bar only appears for a fraction of a second. At this speed it's pretty much noise. I think it's worth, in the context of the extraction, to only show the progress bar if the .stone archive is at least a few megs in size. Overall though, I think the same principle applies as long as we can obtain the final size in advance.
I tried this command:
./target/release/moss -D ../SOSROOT/ extract test/bash-completion-2.11-1-1-x86_64.stoneThe extraction is so fast the progress bar only appears for a fraction of a second. At this speed it's pretty much noise. I think it's worth, in the context of the extraction, to only show the progress bar if the .stone archive is at least a few megs in size. Overall though, I think the same principle applies as long as we can obtain the final size in advance.
Thoughts?