Make packbuilder interruptible using progress callback #6874
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Specifically, forward errors from packbuilder->progress_cb This allows the callback to gracefully terminate long-running operations when the application is interrupted. Interruption could be ^C in the terminal, but this could be any other condition or event, as this is up to the callback function to implement.
This was referenced Sep 2, 2024
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Specifically, forward errors from
packbuilder->progress_cbThis allows the callback to gracefully terminate long-running operations when the application is interrupted.
Interruption could be
^Cin the terminal, but this could be any other condition or event, as this is up to the callback function to implement.My specific motivation for this is to improve the responsiveness of the Nix package manager to interrupts in the terminal, in the context of NixOS/nix#11330, which proposes to write packfiles instead of loose objects for performance.