Enhancement Request - Visual Progress Bars (Revisited) + Time to Completion Estimate #401
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Reference: borgmatic-collective/borgmatic#401
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Preface: I am new to torsion/git, Thank you for your patience.
I had the same feature request as #106 (a visual progress bar when interactive), and read through #108 as well. I saw that each #106 and #108 were closed, so I am replying here, even though this is a duplicate of #106.
--> My apologies if this isn't the correct ettiquitte.
As well, in order to create a visual progress bar, the creation of a time to completion estimate would also be available
In #106 another user thought that the issue with a natural/visual progress bar is the need to know ahead of time about how much data will be processed in total.
While @witten did not actually confirm that this was indeed the issue, it would make sense that it would be the primary hurdle.
I wanted to propose that a potential solution to avoiding having to traverse the filesystem might be to simply take note of the total filesystem size at the end of each borgmatic --create, probably to the cache dir, for use in the subsequent run's --progress-bar or --time-remaining.
My logic here as well is that if a filesystem is large:
This is of interest to me, as I am running 6TB backups, and need to periodically create manual backups before larger sets of changes. With 6TB backups the process is expected to be lengthy enough that a progress bar, and the related time estimate until completion, would make manual backups much more bearable.
(It's the simple things in life. Good food, good company, a modicum of feedback about how long a backup will run, the usual. :D )
Closed:
https://github.com/borgbackup/borg/issues/1618