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It would be great if the progress object would provide the information about the sourcePath and destinationPath.
sourcePath
destinationPath
One of my use cases requires copying folders with many files. The information about which file is being copied would be very useful.
I took a quick look at the code and the internal library cp-file already provides the desired information.
cp-file
Is there any reason not to add this information to the ProgressData object?
ProgressData
{ sourcePath: string, <-- destinationPath: string, <-- completedFiles: number, totalFiles: number, completedSize: number, percent: number, }
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It would be great if the progress object would provide the information about the
sourcePath
anddestinationPath
.One of my use cases requires copying folders with many files.
The information about which file is being copied would be very useful.
I took a quick look at the code and the internal library
cp-file
already provides the desired information.Is there any reason not to add this information to the
ProgressData
object?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: