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I'm using rich.progress to show progress on converting an audiobook. This works fine for most cases, but when I have a book with more parts than fit on a screen, it shows the screenful with
...at the bottom. While this works, I can't see progress for the tasks running off the bottom of the screen. Is there a way to show incremental progress, i.e. when there are more than fit on the screen, "scroll" down as tasks at the top are completed? As an example, I had one today with 68 parts, and there's only so tall I can make my window.I read through the progress docs, and the closest thing I found was to selectively set
visible=Falseas tasks complete, when there are more than would fit on the screen. I'm going to look into that, but I wondered if there was a more direct way.Thanks!
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