Currently, for the ostree backend, we're able to track download progress by dividing bytes by bytes_total. This is useful for showing download progress in plymouth like so.
For composefs, it reports byte information before it even knows what it's downloading, meaning initially it's 0 bytes divided by 0 bytes_total. It also reports bytes separately for each layer being downloaded in parallel.
Composefs and ostree output should have parity with one another.
Currently, for the ostree backend, we're able to track download progress by dividing bytes by bytes_total. This is useful for showing download progress in plymouth like so.
For composefs, it reports byte information before it even knows what it's downloading, meaning initially it's 0 bytes divided by 0 bytes_total. It also reports bytes separately for each layer being downloaded in parallel.
Composefs and ostree output should have parity with one another.