Daniel Sahlberg wrote: >> I'll put it on my todo list, but I can't promise when I find time to >> to that.
I only meant to ask you to clarify what you meant: whether you are reporting for TSVN 1.14 or a TSVN 1.15-dev build (based on the pristines-on-demand branch or otherwise; I don't know if anyone has made any such builds); and whether you meant it was reporting bytes-progress specifically on hydrating or just on *some* data transfers. * * * * About '--quiet' and when to print these notifications (in the command-line client 'svn'). Commands whose primary purpose is to output data probably should not display the notifications. (If they accept flags like '--quiet' or '--verbose', those are for adjusting their primary information output, not progress notifications. We historically do not have any debug-level verbosity controls on commands like 'diff' and 'cat'. I don't think we need to add such controls before or as part of adding these notifications to the other commands.) 'svn cat' already suppresses these notifications. 'svn diff' currently prints these notifications. --> TODO: stop printing them here. (Those are the only data-output commands that may hydrate.) The other commands probably should print the notifications by default and suppress them when '--quiet' is added. 'svn revert --quiet' already suppresses those notifications. 'svn co/up/sw --quiet' already suppresses those notifications. 'svn resolve[d] --quiet' already suppresses those notifications. Conflict resolver in 'svn merge/up/sw --quiet' already suppresses those notifications. It seems the only change needed here is to make 'svn diff' suppress those notifications. - Julian
