Add a --cumulative option to the measure operator
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Sometimes with metrics you only care about the accumulated total, but want to see that updating live. This is what `measure --cumulative` gives you: a running total of events or bytes going into the operator.
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Sometimes with metrics you only care about the accumulated total, but want to see that updating live. This is what
measure --cumulativegives you: a running total of events or bytes going into the operator.