Move from getText() to getElementText() for XMLStreamReader#3906
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Move from getText() to getElementText() for XMLStreamReader#3906roumn wants to merge 1 commit intoflowable:mainfrom
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XMLStreamReader#next() may split characters into several chunks, and if so, getText() will only return the text of the current chunk instead of the entire element if javax.xml.stream.IS_COALESCING is not set to true. Using getElementText() always returns the full text.
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XMLStreamReader#next() may split characters into several chunks, and if so, getText() will only return the text of the current chunk instead of the entire element if javax.xml.stream.IS_COALESCING is not set to true. Using getElementText() always returns the full text.