Use this template for your progressbar needs in ruby. Highly modifiable, always useful, easy to forget. The Ruby progressbar is...a tool you can use.

• Up top in your file, require the ruby-progressbar gem
• Construct a query worth tracking the progress of
• Use the progressbar template below
• Enjoy peace of mind knowing exactly how long your process will take
• Modify the code below to fit your use case

require 'ruby-progressbar'

query = Person.where.not(last_name: "Bigalow")

progress = ProgressBar.create(
  total: query.count,
  format: "Progress: %a <%B> %p%% %t",
  smoothing: 0.5
)

query.find_each do |person|
 progress.increment

 person.update!(first_name: "Duece")
end