#5001: RFE: 'port upgrade' could report # of packages to be upgraded -------------------------------+-------------------------------------------- Reporter: mguthaus@… | Owner: macports-tickets@… Type: enhancement | Status: new Priority: Normal | Milestone: MacPorts Future Component: base | Version: Resolution: | Keywords: Port: | -------------------------------+-------------------------------------------- Description changed by macsforever2000@…: Old description:

This is a pretty simple user-interface suggestion. As I sit here waiting for DP to finishing upgrading, I have no idea how man packages are left. Windows, OSX, etc always have "progress bars", but these are typically in units of time and so could not be implemented in DP. However, a status of the number of packages would be VERY useful. For example,

---> Cleaning libgnomecanvas ---> Finished package 27 of 47 ---> Fetching libgnome

Perhaps, even at the beginning of doing an upgrade, give a message:

"47 packages to be upgraded. Continue (Y/N)?"

I can get the information of which packages are going to be updated with "port outdated", so this is just a matter of displaying the information.

Thanks,

Matt

New description: This is a pretty simple user-interface suggestion. As I sit here waiting for DP to finishing upgrading, I have no idea how man packages are left. Windows, OSX, etc always have "progress bars", but these are typically in units of time and so could not be implemented in DP. However, a status of the number of packages would be VERY useful. For example, {{{ ---> Cleaning libgnomecanvas ---> Finished package 27 of 47 ---> Fetching libgnome }}} Perhaps, even at the beginning of doing an upgrade, give a message: {{{ "47 packages to be upgraded. Continue (Y/N)?" }}} I can get the information of which packages are going to be updated with "port outdated", so this is just a matter of displaying the information. Thanks, Matt -- -- Ticket URL: <http://trac.macports.org/ticket/5001#comment:7> MacPorts <http://www.macports.org/> Ports system for Mac OS