dvc pull message

[leehanchung]

Future request: dvc pull message.

Thank you for the tool. This section in the tutorial talked about dvc pull. Ran the command on windows and I found the only thing that dvc outputs is Everything is up to date after the pull.

I find that message confusing. It does not say which file it pulled from remote or how big of a difference it has. For git, it lists the files it pulled and the respective differences expressed with the number of +.

[jorgeorpinel]

Example provided by Hanchung (from Discord):

(base) PS B:\user\example-get-started> ls .\data\

    Directory: B:\user\example-get-started\data

Mode                LastWriteTime         Length Name
----                -------------         ------ ----
-a----       11/22/2019  12:52 PM             11 .gitignore
-a----       11/22/2019  12:52 PM            155 data.xml.dvc

(base) PS B:\user\example-get-started> dvc pull
Everything is up to date.
(base) PS B:\user\example-get-started> ls data

    Directory: B:\user\example-get-started\data
Mode                LastWriteTime         Length Name
----                -------------         ------ ----
-a----       11/22/2019  12:52 PM             11 .gitignore
-a----       11/22/2019   2:52 PM       37916850 data.xml
-a----       11/22/2019  12:52 PM            155 data.xml.dvc

basically it doesnt tell what is pulled/changed at the moment.
And i do see a point of doing it none-verbose-ly if the dataset contains thousands of images inside a directory. :p

(Windows Powershell, I think.)

[shcheklein]

@jorgeorpinel I think it's a duplicate of #1838 and #2667

[jorgeorpinel]

A duplicate of duplicate issues haha. OK I'll close it in favor of the older one, #1838. I'll copy my previous comment over there.