feat(pipeline): show elapsed time and compact numbers during stage progress#208
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feat(pipeline): show elapsed time and compact numbers during stage progress#208
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…ogress - Rename elementsProcessed to itemsProcessed across pipeline and reporter to match ItemSelector terminology - Add running elapsed time to stageProgress spinner suffix - Format item/quad counts with Intl.NumberFormat compact notation (e.g. 1.2K, 45.3K)
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Summary
Show more useful progress information during long-running stages, similar to what LD Workbench displayed.
elementsProcessedtoitemsProcessedacross pipeline and reporter to matchItemSelectorterminology1.2K items, 45.3K quads, 3m 42s)Intl.NumberFormatcompact notation instead of raw numbers, for readability at scale