status: granular output for directories
See original GitHub issueImagine dvc tracking a directory full of images and files containing labels.
If I delete/change/update a label or image, dvc will tell me that something in the directory has changed, but not exactly what. It would be nice is dvc status could be made more granular, returning something like
data.dvc:
outputs:
data/foo: new
data/bar: deleted
instead of
data.dvc:
changed outs:
modified: data
as it is today.
Thanks:)
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For reference: https://dvc.org/doc/command-reference/data/status#example-granular-output
we should be careful with this, imagine a directory with 1M new files. Probably we don’t want to show all of them. I would say we should show a summary by default or at least on some threshold (on number of changed files per directory)