Progress ability missing on StreamClient.GetAsync

[gcadmes-extron]

I can see StreamClient.DownloadAsync provides an IProgress<T> argument, my question is, why wouldn't StreamClient.GetAsync provide the same progress ability?

Aside from Windows and macOS support...for anyone wanting to add support for iOS & Android (Which I'm nearly done), will not be able to use the CommunityToolkit.Maui.Storage.IFileSaver object.
This is mostly due to the IFileSaver.SaveAsync expecting a System.IO.Stream.
My plan was to use the ValueTask<Stream> that is returned from StreamClient.GetAsync, which I am able to do, however, it would be nice for the user to see the progress from that specific API usage.
Thoughts?

[Tyrrrz]

Because GetAsync(...) completes pretty much immediately, the caller is responsible for copying bytes (and thus, reporting progress)

[gcadmes]

@Tyrrrz thanks for the quick reply. Much appreciated!
I suppose I will need to overload the StreamClient.DownloadAsync and instead of creating a destination FileStream, I will pass in a platform agnostic Stream instance.

[Tyrrrz]

What you're looking for is StreamClient.CopyToAsync I think