Provide useful progress during upgrade #95
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## Version 23.8.0 (2023-08-16) This is the biggest overhaul of pkgin yet! As well as fixing many bugs, pkgin 23.8.0 runs "pkgin -n upgrade" over 2,000x faster on a test system with 12,663 packages installed compared to 22.10.0 (1.4 seconds vs over 54 minutes). * Large overhaul of dependency resolution code, fixing many upgrade issues, providing significant performance improvements, and improving code and logic readability. * Add support for SUPERSEDES. * Fix install and removal ordering. * Improve and fix handling of "keep" packages, using "pkg_add -A" to correctly install automatic packages rather than applying keep or unkeep flags afterwards. * Output improvements, sorting packages alphabetically and providing a simple progress counter. Fix unwanted output that could end up mixed with package paths in "pkgin export". * Correct handling of +REQUIRED_BY for reverse dependencies, fixing DEPENDS that use alternate matches. * Many internal code improvements, memory leaks plugged, and compiler warnings eradicated. Fixes at least the following issues: * NetBSDfr/pkgin#10 * NetBSDfr/pkgin#44 * NetBSDfr/pkgin#79 * NetBSDfr/pkgin#95 * NetBSDfr/pkgin#97 * NetBSDfr/pkgin#110 * NetBSDfr/pkgin#113 * NetBSDfr/pkgin#128 * NetBSD PR#51465 * NetBSD PR#56683
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Fixed in 23.8.0, all installs and downloads now have counters. |
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Works well, thank you! |
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When running pkgin to upgrade 250 packages (which can easily happen when switch from one branch to the next), you see a lot of lines like
but there is no way to guess how far along in the upgrade one is.
One idea would be to add "[x/y]" before the
upgradingorinstallingpart (package numberxfrom a total ofypackages that are modified bypkginin this process).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: