Progress: speed of 0 gets ZeroDivisionError about rich HOT 6 CLOSED

That is a bug (which I'll fix), but it is exposed by a misunderstanding of the API. The second parameter to update is a boolean to force a refresh. You probably want progress.update(a_task, advance=1) or progress.advance(a_task, 1).

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btw progress.start() is called automatically if you use the context manager.

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Please try v0.8.2 in PyPi

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Thanks, Will, that seems to work.
Somewhat confused by your comment about the second parameter to update. I'm calling advance() and giving it a float--how is that not correct?
Also, wouldn't it still possible for speed to be zero if total_completed is zero on line 258?

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You were calling update() in your example above with two positional arguments. The second argument was actually a boolean to force a refresh.. I've since made the arguments to update() keyword only to avoid that problem. Sounds like you are using advance() the way it was intended...

It was the total_time value being zero that cause the divide by zero. That's guarded by a condition above.

Feel free to close this if it is solved.

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Oh, my mistake! That example was a manufactured snippet from my App.
Thanks! Great work!

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