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mbed-cli offers no progress indicator for 'update'
See original GitHub issueUsers would benefit from a progress indicator when calling mbed-cli update.
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I would vote that
-vshould be the default and then add-qto revert that.Detecting the progress from Git (or hg) output might be too complex so it won’t probably pay off for spending time on it. I’m actually not sure they will tell you how long it is going to take.
Can you try -v to any command and see if that’s working for you?