I see that 5.6.1.2 (or maybe 5.6.1.0, which I only had running for a day) brings in the new "Torrent Size" column, and switches "Size" to the on-disk size. Works for me.
However, I'm noticing that in the Completed Torrents list, the % column is now showing 100% for every torrent on the list, even ones where the Torrent Size and Size differ. Before, the % column was effectively Size ÷ Torrent Size.
Perhaps this is by design, but if so it doesn't seem very useful to me. If % is going to be "percent completed" or whatever, then it should always be 100% in the Completed Torrents list, making it a useless column. Having a column that showed how much of a completed torrent's available content was actually retrieved, OTOH, was very useful.
Actually, in testing, it appears that Completed % is always 100% unless the torrent has all of its files set to "Do not download". (I discovered this because I accidentally had a torrent set that way.) In that specific case, the % column shows 0%, and Size is 0 bytes — even when all of the files are present on disk (100% completion, individually)! That's very confusing.
However, I'm noticing that in the Completed Torrents list, the % column is now showing 100% for every torrent on the list, even ones where the Torrent Size and Size differ. Before, the % column was effectively Size ÷ Torrent Size.
Perhaps this is by design, but if so it doesn't seem very useful to me. If % is going to be "percent completed" or whatever, then it should always be 100% in the Completed Torrents list, making it a useless column. Having a column that showed how much of a completed torrent's available content was actually retrieved, OTOH, was very useful.
Actually, in testing, it appears that Completed % is always 100% unless the torrent has all of its files set to "Do not download". (I discovered this because I accidentally had a torrent set that way.) In that specific case, the % column shows 0%, and Size is 0 bytes — even when all of the files are present on disk (100% completion, individually)! That's very confusing.