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When running with --skip-total, should I still see a 100% bar in the output?
Without --skip-total
With --skip-total - My assumption is that I should NOT see the 100% quantity at the end??
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I can see why this is a bit confusing.
The 100% bar isn't for the total - its for the directory 'Rifts'.
if you ran with --skip-total and had: c: 25MB a: 50MB b: 50MB
you would see c: 50% a: 100% b: 100%
The bars are a percentage of 'How much of the the last line'. Without the total it goes on the largest folder.
On reflection, you are probably correct. That isn't right. I'll leave this open and look into it.
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#465
Bucket list item completed! (Find and report actual bug on a project) :)
fixed in master will go out in next release
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When running with --skip-total, should I still see a 100% bar in the output?
Without --skip-total

With --skip-total - My assumption is that I should NOT see the 100% quantity at the end??

The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: