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I have an issue with usability of Get-PnPFile for download of large files (could be same issue for Add-PnPFile.
When downloading a file, I'd like to now (roughly) how is it going and if it is progressing or maybe stuck.
I looked at using Write-Progress but I'm absolutely unexperienced with power-shell and have very little idea on how to use it.
Alternatively the show-progress script could be interesting too.
But either way the scripts would need to be able to track the progress of the command.
Is it possible at all?
Has anyone done this already by any chance?
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I have an issue with usability of Get-PnPFile for download of large files (could be same issue for Add-PnPFile.
When downloading a file, I'd like to now (roughly) how is it going and if it is progressing or maybe stuck.
I looked at using
Write-Progress
but I'm absolutely unexperienced with power-shell and have very little idea on how to use it.Alternatively the
show-progress
script could be interesting too.But either way the scripts would need to be able to track the progress of the command.
Is it possible at all?
Has anyone done this already by any chance?
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