Thanks for your PR. My point here is that this PR brings many unrelated changes that are linked to other PR you made. I would advise to dedicate 1 new feature/fix per PR so that there is less risk to break things and to be easier to revert in case.

@DivadNojnarg Doh, I didn't realize those branches were being added in when I merged them on my fork of the repo. I sent the Pull request before doing the merges, but I guess that does not preserve the PR in the form it is when the Pull request is made.

How does one submit a PR to a remote repo, then merge it on their local fork, without having the PR pick up those changes?

Or maybe I branched this from main on my local fork after I had already merged the progress bar changes instead of branching from you master branch. That could be it. I'll try to make that happen moving forward.

Both Pull Requests should introduce non-breaking changes FWIW