Show pagination progress dots when fetching all transactions - #7
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When --all is used and stderr is a terminal, print a dot per fetched page so the user gets feedback during long-running fetches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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progress io.Writerparameter toPaginateAllso callers can opt in to progress reporting--allis passed and stderr is a terminal, thetransactionscommand prints a dot per fetched pagenil— no behavior change for themTest plan
bp transactions --allin a terminal and verify dots appear on stderr while pages are fetched, followed by a newlinebp transactions --all 2>/dev/nulland verify no dots appear (non-terminal path)go test ./...bp wallets,bp portfoliostill work normally🤖 Generated with Claude Code