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Add progress bar for "installing component" step #1557
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People have requested some indication of progress for long-running install steps. This commit re-uses the download tracker logic to provide a progress bar (the length is the compressed component tarball but should be good enough) to provide such feedback. Fixes: rust-lang#1458, rust-lang#1557
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People have requested some indication of progress for long-running install steps. This commit re-uses the download tracker logic to provide a progress bar (the length is the compressed component tarball but should be good enough) to provide such feedback. Fixes: rust-lang#1557
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People have requested some indication of progress for long-running install steps. This commit re-uses the download tracker logic to provide a progress bar (the length is the compressed component tarball but should be good enough) to provide such feedback. Fixes: rust-lang#1557
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People have requested some indication of progress for long-running install steps. This commit uses the new FileReaderWithProgress to provide a progress bar (the length is the compressed component tarball but should be good enough) to provide such feedback. Fixes: rust-lang#1557 Signed-off-by: Daniel Silverstone <[email protected]>
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People have requested some indication of progress for long-running install steps. This commit uses the new FileReaderWithProgress to provide a progress bar (the length is the compressed component tarball but should be good enough) to provide such feedback. Fixes: rust-lang#1557 Signed-off-by: Daniel Silverstone <[email protected]>
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People have requested some indication of progress for long-running install steps. This commit uses the new FileReaderWithProgress to provide a progress bar (the length is the compressed component tarball but should be good enough) to provide such feedback. Fixes: rust-lang#1557 Signed-off-by: Daniel Silverstone <[email protected]>
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Some components, such as
rust-docs
andrust-src
take a bit longer to install, even on SSD-equipped machines. These take even longer on Windows (#1540).One thing that would help in these situations would be if the user could see the progress of the component install to:
rustup
isn't just hung upPerhaps Cargo's new progress bar released in stable 1.30 could be reused in some way?
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