Ensure test duration is output with a decimal point #11
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e.g. In European locales, this would otherwise be output with a decimal comma.
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Ensure test duration is output with a decimal point, regardless of device locale.
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Currently, if running tests on an emulator/device with a locale which uses decimal commas instead of decimal points, the test duration attribute is output with a comma. This can upset JUnit XML parsers, certainly that of Jenkins.
Now the locale is fixed to English when writing out this XML attribute.
Tested before/after on an emulator with German locale.