When mass-renaming files, you could end up with a a gazillion notifications of a finished move job. This fixes this. Ideally we would have one job which had the rename jobs as subjobs to still get progress info for the overall task.
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- R318:e582b13f8485: Hide progress info for rename jobs in rename dialog
David, is there a way to group those individual jobs somehow?
Created a folder with 400 files, Ctrl+A, F2, Enter a new name, hit apply.
No more 400 notifications that scroll through for literally half an hour.
Was complained about in http://www.pro-linux.de/news/1/24408/comm/602672/benachrichtigungen-im-panel-zum-teil-leider-unbrauchbar.html (for that dick move of "will bitch about it but not gonna report a bug for a an edge use case nobody tried" I probably shouldn't have done this but then I'm too much of a good guy)
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Ah ok submitting my previous comment fixed it (don't know what happened) :)
Looks good, thanks for fixing!
Yeah a overall progress bar would be nice indeed.
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To answer the question: yes you can group them, create a KCompositeJob around these jobs.
The subjobs should indeed get HideProgressInfo while the main job would emit progress - based on the progress.
The resulting MultiRenameJob class could stay in Dolphin or go into KIO.