Currently restic copy will copy each blob from every snapshot serially,
which has performance implications on high-latency backends such as b2.
This commit introduces 8x parallelism for blob downloads/uploads which
can improve restic copy operations up to 8x for repositories with many
small blobs on b2.
This commit also addresses the TODO comment in the copyTree function.
Related work:
A more thorough improvement of the restic copy performance can be found
in PR #3513
Closes #3595
Choosing to include `stdoutIsTerminal()` as:
- all other instances with `!opts.JSON` do so
- this likely will not affect anything, especially when autorun
- this seems to not be a meaningful enough summary
to include in auto-backup reports
JSON is still likely not guaranteed to work and this is a suboptimal
solution to this. Ideally, #1804 should refactor all print statements,
and define+document(+handle) when stdoutIsTerminal() should be used.
Else, it may end up more inconsistent and bulky
(duplicate lines, longer files).
Per Amazon's product page [1], S3 is officially called "Amazon S3". The
restic project uses the phrase "AWS S3" in some places. This patch
corrects the product name.
[1]:https://aws.amazon.com/s3/
Further code will also output to the terminal and the bar's cursor
positioning causes its output to overlap with the remaining output in a
racy way.
Fixes: #3344
Package internal/dump has been reworked so its API consists of a single
type Dumper that handles tar and zip formats. Tree loading and node
writing happen concurrently.
Running restic self-update --quiet no longer
prints "writing restic to /usr/local/bin/restic".
The only output printed with -q is failures or
"successfully updated restic to version 0.12.1"
https://github.com/restic/restic/pull/3535
fix test fail: changelog title can't end with `.`
shorten changelog title
After the refactoring status updates were no longer printed in quiet
mode or when the output is not an interactive terminal. However, the
JSON output is often piped to e.g. another program. Thus, don't set the
update frequency to 0 in that case. The status updates are still
disabled for backup --quiet.
This also reduces the status update frequency to 60fps compared to a
potentially much higher value before the refactoring.
* PrintProgress no longer does unnecessary Sprintf calls, and performs
fewer allocations in general
* newProgressMax's callback checks whether the terminal supports
line updates once instead of once per call
* the callback looks up the terminal width once per call instead of
twice (on Windows)
* the status shortening now uses the Unicode-aware version from
internal/ui/termstatus (future-proofing)
