Shrink the progress bar, to give more space after it. #8892
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- A big progress bar isn't necessary. Making it smaller loses some
precision, but a big bar isn't that precise in the first place. If you
precision you can look at the percentage or ratio figure after the
progress bar anyway.
- A big bar sometimes obscures important info. For the "Building" step
the crate names after the progress bar are important -- they make it
clear how much parallelism is in the build. If you don't see that
you're getting a much worse understanding of the build process.
On an 80-char wide terminal, the change looks like this. Before:
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Building [========> ] 18/105
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After:
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Building [=======================> ] 97/105: goblin, pdb, symbolic-dem...
```
On a 100-char wide terminal, it looks like this. Before:
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Building [============================> ] 56/105: cpp_demangle(bu...
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After:
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Building [============> ] 56/105: byteorder, proc-macro2, pest, gimli, cpp_dema...
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Update cargo 10 commits in 2af662e22177a839763ac8fb70d245a680b15214..bfca1cd22bf514d5f2b6c1089b0ded0ba7dfaa6e 2020-11-12 19:04:56 +0000 to 2020-11-24 16:33:21 +0000 - Shrink the progress bar, to give more space after it. (rust-lang/cargo#8892) - Add some comments to the toml code (rust-lang/cargo#8887) - Start searching git config at new path (rust-lang/cargo#8886) - Fix documentation for CARGO_PRIMARY_PACKAGE. (rust-lang/cargo#8891) - Bump to 0.51.0, update changelog (rust-lang/cargo#8894) - Publish target's "doc" setting when emitting metadata (rust-lang/cargo#8869) - Relaxes expectation of `cargo test` tests to accept test execution time (rust-lang/cargo#8884) - Finish implementation of `-Zextra-link-arg`. (rust-lang/cargo#8441) - Reproducible crate builds (rust-lang/cargo#8864) - Allow resolver="1" to explicitly use the old resolver behavior. (rust-lang/cargo#8857)
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Because:
precision, but a big bar isn't that precise in the first place. If you
precision you can look at the percentage or ratio figure after the
progress bar anyway.
step the crate names after the progress bar are important -- they make
it clear how much parallelism is in the build. If you don't see that
you're getting a much worse understanding of the build process.
On an 80-char wide terminal, the change looks like this. Before:
After:
On a 100-char wide terminal, it looks like this. Before:
After: