this has been fixed in >2.0.0 and afaik the 2.1.0 Debian package will be sync soon.
FYI: the part of the wget2 help and manpage:
--progress Type of progress bar (bar, none). (default: none)
‐‐progress=type Select the type of the progress indicator you wish to use. Supported indicator types are none and bar.
Type bar draws an ASCII progress bar graphics (a.k.a “thermometer” dis‐ play) indicating the status of retrieval.
If the output is a TTY, bar is the default. Else, the progress bar will be switched off, except when using ‐‐force‐progress.
The type ‘dot’ is currently not supported, but won’t trigger an error to not break wget command lines.
The parameterized types bar:force and bar:force:noscroll will add the effect of ‐‐force‐progress. These are accepted for better wget compat‐ ibility.
this has been fixed in >2.0.0 and afaik the 2.1.0 Debian package will be sync soon.
FYI: the part of the wget2 help and manpage:
--progress Type of progress bar (bar, none).
(default: none)
‐‐progress=type
Select the type of the progress indicator you wish to use. Supported
indicator types are none and bar.
Type bar draws an ASCII progress bar graphics (a.k.a “thermometer” dis‐
play) indicating the status of retrieval.
If the output is a TTY, bar is the default. Else, the progress bar
will be switched off, except when using ‐‐force‐progress.
The type ‘dot’ is currently not supported, but won’t trigger an error
to not break wget command lines.
The parameterized types bar:force and bar:force:noscroll will add the
effect of ‐‐force‐progress. These are accepted for better wget compat‐
ibility.