Use {cli} progress bar
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IndrajeetPatil
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Aug 3, 2024
| lint(file, ..., parse_settings = FALSE, exclusions = exclusions) | ||
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| cli::cli_progress_along(files, name = "Running linters"), | ||
| function(idx) lint(files[idx], ..., parse_settings = FALSE, exclusions = exclusions) |
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Re testing: Is there a way to hook into progress bar updates, or supply a "testing" progress bar to cli? Otherwise this seems hard to properly and robustly test - especially the animation. |
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I don't see a need to test thing (formally/in testthat suite), besides ensuring it doesn't cause any error. We can rely on user reports of things "looking bad" IMO. |
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TODO:
cli_progress_along()still experimental? cli#709)