Hello,
In gmane.linux.debian.devel.ocaml, you wrote:
>
> also sprach Sylvain Le Gall <gil...@debian.org> [2009.03.20.1451 +0100]:
>> Can you be more precise about the real problem. I can't figure it.
>
> Well, if I run unison over a directory structure like
>
> .
> foo/
> foo/one
> foo/two
> bar/
> bar/one
> bar/two
>
> then the scanning messages will only be:
>
> scanning foo
> scanning foo/two
> scanning bar
> scanning bar/two
>
> I find that inconsistent and confusing (and minor).
>
The code related to this issue:
fileLength := !fileLength + smallFileLength;
if !fileLength >= bigFileLength then begin
fileLength := 0;
let t = Unix.gettimeofday () in
if t -. !t0 > 0.05 then begin
Trace.statusDetail ("scanning " ^ Path.toString path);
t0 := t
end
end
It means that updating is done every 50ms. I am not sure there is a
real inconsistency here... At least upstream author made it on purpose,
and I prefer to have unison computing checksum than trying to display
precisely its status.
Do you really want to keep this bug open. This is really minor and only
a matter of taste...
Regards,
Sylvain Le Gall
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