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HPCC-17216 Output each statistic on a single line (in batch mode) #9694

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion common/workunit/workunit.cpp
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Expand Up @@ -9031,7 +9031,7 @@ extern WORKUNIT_API void exportWorkUnitToXMLFile(const IConstWorkUnit *wu, const
IPropertyTree * stats = p->queryPropTree("Statistics");
if (stats)
{
saveXML(statsFilename, stats, 0, XML_Format|XML_SortTags|extraXmlFlags);
saveXML(statsFilename, stats, 0, (XML_Format|XML_SortTags|extraXmlFlags) & ~XML_LineBreakAttributes);
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@ghalliday Doesn't this unset the XML_LineBreakAttribute bit?

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I think that is the intention (no linebreaks between attributes...)

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@shamser Yes - that is what I want to do, have all the attributes on a single line

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XML_Format is a combination of multiple bits.

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Should get my eyes tested (misread the ticket)

p->removeProp("Statistics");
}
}
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