Fail to set `console` option for rich progress bar

[zetxtech]

Sorry for submitting so many issues.

I found that when using the rich progress bar, setting the console in the options causes the progress bar not to display:

import time
from mpire import WorkerPool
from rich.console import Console
from tqdm.rich import tqdm

console = Console(stderr=True)

def _job(_, i):
    time.sleep(0.5)
    return i

def main():
    results = {}
    with WorkerPool(n_jobs=32, use_worker_state=True) as pool:
        for i, r in enumerate(pool.imap_unordered(
            _job, 
            range(120), 
            progress_bar=True,
            progress_bar_style='rich',
            progress_bar_options={"options": {"console": console}},
        )):
            if r:
                results[i] = {"result": r}
    print(results)
    
def main_tqdm():
    results = {}
    for i in tqdm(range(1000), options={"console": console}):
        r = _job({}, i)
        if r:
            results[i] = {"result": r}
    print(results)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

As you can see in main_tqdm, setting the console in the options works, but it is not working and causing the progress bar to disappear in progress_bar_options.

Why set the console? Because I have other logs that need to be displayed via console.print(). If the console is not set, it will cause the progress bar and logs to mix and jump around.

Thank you in advance for your answer.

[sybrenjansen]

No need to apologize :) Thnx for your issue.

There seems to be going something wrong in my tqdm rich code. I validate the options passed to the rich tqdm class by simply creating one and see if it raises an exception. For that purpose though, I set disabled=True, so the user won't see any of that happening. But for some reason, the disabled=True persists after the check which makes the progress bar not show up.

Ah, I see I'm making a shallow copy at the start, but not one level deeper. I.e. changing in tqdm_utils.py (line 120-ish):

            options = options.copy()
            if "options" not in options:
                options["options"] = {"disable": True}
            else:
                options["options"]["disable"] = True

to

            options = options.copy()
            if "options" not in options:
                options["options"] = {"disable": True}
            else:
                options["options"] = options["options"].copy()   # <-- adding this 
                options["options"]["disable"] = True

fixes the issue.

When I have time I can fix it in a PR and everything. But I'm a bit constrained on time at the moment.