rsync ETA displayed in terms of individual files, not `--info=progress2` aggregate
mcandre opened this issue · comments
Hello,
I like to use rsync with the overall time displaying, instead of the current file. This helps to gauge the total time for a large directory tree transfer. With raw rsync directly in the console, I can see this information. However, when I use progress -M to view the same information indirectly, then progress shows the current file's ETA rather than the aggregate rsync command ETA.
Is there some way we can have the progress command recognize when --info{=, }progress2 is supplied, and make sure to reflect that in the output?
macOS Catalina
Sorry, we have no "command specific" code paths, progress aims to be as generic as possible.