Could possibly commit a large amount then push?

[robobenklein]

I'm thinking that if you were to simply change the flow so that it commits a hundred or so times before it actually pushes, it could operate at a much faster rate (and not depend so much on having a good internet connection.)

[angusshire]

I could add that functionality if you'd like. The reason I decided to push after every commit day was so that you could see the changes on your calendar immediately, so you would have a visual track of the progress of the script

[ishan-marikar]

I've found it to work much much faster when it doesn't immediately push after each individual commit. Took me around 45 minutes instead of 8 hours.

[skibz]

you could print progress information to the python console instead

[benhutchins]

#12 resolves this.

[ishan-marikar]

Thank you @benhutchins c: 👍

[rocketinventor]

@robobenklein #21 Does exactly what you are describing.