See discussion in #305, in particular the ideal solution would be #305 (comment) where progressr::handlers(global = TRUE) could be set as the default during progressr's package startup process.
This would mean that future_map(x, fn, .progress = TRUE) that just signals progression conditions as #305 does would show a progress bar to users by default without them having to do anything else (maintaining nice backwards compat with old furrr behavior).
See discussion in #305, in particular the ideal solution would be #305 (comment) where
progressr::handlers(global = TRUE)could be set as the default during progressr's package startup process.This would mean that
future_map(x, fn, .progress = TRUE)that just signals progression conditions as #305 does would show a progress bar to users by default without them having to do anything else (maintaining nice backwards compat with old furrr behavior).