Summary
ArchiveProgress always renders a {progress}% label for any status other than completed/error (including stopped), with no prop to suppress it. When a run is stopped mid-progress, the consuming app has no way to hide a percentage that no longer represents anything meaningful — only "freeze" it at a fixed value.
Where
Lg (the percent-label sub-component of ArchiveProgress), roughly:
: (
<span className={...}>
{progress}%
</span>
)This branch fires for status !== "completed" && status !== "error", so "stopped" always gets a numeric label — there's no "stopped"-specific case that omits it.
Ask
Add a way to omit the percentage label for the "stopped" status (e.g. render nothing, or an em dash, when status === "stopped"), so consumers aren't forced to display a number that doesn't correspond to anything once a run is stopped.
Screenshot
The attached screenshot shows the consuming app's workaround (freezing the value at 0% since there's no way to hide it) — note the 0% next to "Detener" even though nothing is running.
Summary
ArchiveProgressalways renders a{progress}%label for any status other thancompleted/error(includingstopped), with no prop to suppress it. When a run is stopped mid-progress, the consuming app has no way to hide a percentage that no longer represents anything meaningful — only "freeze" it at a fixed value.Where
Lg(the percent-label sub-component ofArchiveProgress), roughly:This branch fires for
status !== "completed" && status !== "error", so"stopped"always gets a numeric label — there's no"stopped"-specific case that omits it.Ask
Add a way to omit the percentage label for the
"stopped"status (e.g. render nothing, or an em dash, whenstatus === "stopped"), so consumers aren't forced to display a number that doesn't correspond to anything once a run is stopped.Screenshot
The attached screenshot shows the consuming app's workaround (freezing the value at
0%since there's no way to hide it) — note the0%next to "Detener" even though nothing is running.