Using python to clone bundles in parallel #629
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@hackaugusto thanks! Looks like neat feature. |
fearphage
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| " Creates bundle detiny directory and return a bundle dictionary. |
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This uses the python extension with the multiprocessing module to create a pool of 15 processes to download the bundles. The synchronization is taken care by the standard library, so most of the code is to update the ui.
I also added a flag to do shallow copies.
Related to the issue: #259