Add more detailed information about the compressed chunks #273
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folbricht
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Thanks for the review. By the end of the week I should be able to find some time to address the points raised. |
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Add a new `inspect-chunks` command that can provide additional information about the chunks in an index, including their compressed size (if a local store is provided). One use case is for the clients to download the server's inspect-chunks JSON and feed it into `desync info`, to calculate the precise download size of an update. Signed-off-by: Ludovico de Nittis <[email protected]>
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list-chunkshas now a new--detailedoption that allows to print additional information about the chunks, including their compressed size (if a local store is provided).One use case is for the clients to download the server's list-chunks JSON and feed it into
desync info, to calculate the precise download size of an update.Addresses #270