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I'm using hfdownloader in a docker container and I really would like to have to option to slience the progress to only have one "line" per file. Otherwise you will quickly see something like "buildx output clipped 200KiB/s reached" as every update to the progress bar is written to the build log.
something like --progress=[interactive,static,disabled] might be good with static only giving an output once a download starts and once it finishes.
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Out of curiosity, is it difficult instead of outputting hundreds of terminal lines per second to output the speed/percentage in the same line? I'm using the -q option at this point since otherwise the terminal history buffer fills in completely in seconds, but it would be nice if I could see the speed or some progress indicator.
I understand if it's difficult or not worth spending energy on though, mostly curious.
I'm using hfdownloader in a docker container and I really would like to have to option to slience the progress to only have one "line" per file. Otherwise you will quickly see something like "buildx output clipped 200KiB/s reached" as every update to the progress bar is written to the build log.
something like
--progress=[interactive,static,disabled]
might be good with static only giving an output once a download starts and once it finishes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: