Show download progress in file size #501
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The Progress class of Rich supports showing progress as download progress in bytes (MB, GB, etc). Ideally we would also show the progress as a ratio to the total zipball file size, but unforutnately the Content-Length header is not reliably returned. The progress of the extraction was also modified to show progress in terms of files extracted vs. the total files in the zip. Signed-off-by: Eric Brown <eric.brown@securesauce.dev>
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The Progress class of Rich supports showing progress as download progress in bytes (MB, GB, etc). Ideally we would also show the progress as a ratio to the total zipball file size, but unforutnately the Content-Length header is not reliably returned.
The progress of the extraction was also modified to show progress in terms of files extracted vs. the total files in the zip.