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In some cases people think pg-bulk-ingest is either doing nothing during ingest, or loading all the data into memory. Adding in a bit more logging to make it clearer data is going into the database, including interleaved with fetching data from source (due to the magic of iterables/generators).
The complex logic on when to log is an attempt to make the logging suitable for both small and large numbers of rows without per ingest configuration, and keeping the noise down in the logs. It logs every 100 rows initially, going up to logging every million rows later in the ingest. For example it could log: