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approvals · Mar 28, 2024 · be728e6 · be728e6
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 If this is run on a new machine, it could produce a new approval file. This can be confusing as you might not remember what the old system used to produce.
 
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 If you use a MachineSpecificReporter and the existing approval file does not exist (or is empty), it will search or the last approved version from a different machine and copy it over as a starting point. This will always start with a line: