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  • 6 commits
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Commits on May 29, 2025

  1. Update ProgressMessage fields and add accept header (application/json… 

    …) to the pull request, no need to html encode messages anymore
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    ilopezluna committed May 29, 2025
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  2. Show progress per layer

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    ilopezluna committed May 29, 2025
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  3. Show final state

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    ilopezluna committed May 29, 2025
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  4. Show message for already pulled model

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    ilopezluna committed May 29, 2025
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  5. Simple format if the window is too narrow

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    ilopezluna committed May 29, 2025
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  6. Show size in GB if needed

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    ilopezluna committed May 29, 2025
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