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pip-compile with generate hashes is very slow #521
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I agree that a progress bar would be useful for normal operations. I would also suggest verbose output similar to the verbose output of |
The situation seems to have improved to a reasonable level with #557. |
A progress bar would still be nice. |
Hello @kaeptmblaubaer1000, I've added a PR #743 for that feature. I hope it'll be merged. |
Question: Is there currently a way to see the progress without turning on verbose output (which contains a lot of details beyond what's needed to indicate progress). |
Hello @RonRothman, Unfortunately there is no way to see the progress without --verbose flag. |
Would it be possible to add in-between verbosity levels?
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Hello @RonRothman <https://github.com/RonRothman>,
Unfortunately there is no way to see the progress without --verbose flag.
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@RonRothman do you have an example verbose output with what you want to see Vs what you don't want to see? |
Could probably do with a progress bar
Environment Versions
$ python -V
3.6$ pip --version
n/a$ pip-compile --version
masterSteps to replicate
use geenrate-hashes with a fairly big package graph
Expected result
generated hashes turn up in requirements.txt and pip-compile does not appear to hang
Actual result
generated hashes turn up in requirements.txt but pip-compile appears to hang
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