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    "time": "Thu Mar 21 02:19:38 2024"
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    "time": "Thu Mar 21 02:20:33 2024"
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  "message": "#Centipede Atomically write CSV lines to fuzzing-stats*.csv reports\n\nBefore, each field sample would be immediately appended to the report. That created problems:\n\n1. External readers had to be able to tolerate incomplete last lines in reports.\n1. If the process was killed in the middle of a line and restarted in the same workdir, the first new line would be appended to the unfinished line. The resulting line was malformed.\n\nAlso, with network file systems, writing a line at a time means fewer write requests sent to the file server (however, the benefit is likely minor, given the size and frequency of writes here).\n\nPiperOrigin-RevId: 617693512\n",
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