It would be nice if we could display a progress bar during init and ensure. It wouldn't need to be terribly accurate, just give some feedback that things are still going, and about how far along it is. For example, when I run dep ensure and am waiting for 40 repos to be cloned into the cache for the first time, if I saw the bar move a unit for each repo, that would help me know that it's not hung.
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Imagine being on a bad connection
meyskens
on 12 Aug 2017
You mean like the wifi at a conference? At gophercon, we gauged progress by the git timeout errors that would keep bubbling up! 馃榾
carolynvs
on 12 Aug 2017
yeah, i can't argue - i think this'd be a very handy high-level thing to feed back into. we just don't have the vectors to report information like that back right now, unfortunately. i'm def open to adding them, it's just...yeah, it'll take someone willing to dig in and rearchitect a bit 馃槃
sdboyer
on 15 Aug 2017
I think this would be really helpful, even just having a spinner like the one in npm would be a good stop-gap measure to show that the operation is still running.
F21
on 15 Aug 2017
I totally agree that this would be really useful. I feel myself using -v all the time, purely because it gives me an indication that it's not stuck. I'll see if I have some time in the near future to work on this. @sdboyer are you fine with adding a dependency on this lib? https://github.com/cheggaaa/pb
JelteF
on 16 Jan 2018
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I think this would be really helpful, even just having a spinner like the one in npm would be a good stop-gap measure to show that the operation is still running.