measure.xml in openstudio-common-measures-0.4.0

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+<?xml version="1.0"?>
 <measure>
   <schema_version>3.0</schema_version>
   <name>set_lifecycle_cost_parameters</name>
   <uid>bb5913af-d959-4e2a-81c5-cd0f3d14c99a</uid>
-  <version_id>c59ddcbc-54cf-42e4-910c-f45d57be7436</version_id>
-  <version_modified>20200229T024320Z</version_modified>
+  <version_id>f3e0debb-f800-445c-bb97-cfae0803e410</version_id>
+  <version_modified>20210406T220259Z</version_modified>
   <xml_checksum>35DA4ED3</xml_checksum>
   <class_name>SetLifecycleCostParameters</class_name>
   <display_name>SetLifecycleCostParameters</display_name>
   <description>This measure sets the analysis type to "FEMP" and has an argument for the length of the study period in years.</description>
   <modeler_description>This will eventually be in the PAT interface, but for now you can add this as a fixed measure to all of your design alternatives.</modeler_description>
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       <required>true</required>
       <model_dependent>false</model_dependent>
       <default_value>25</default_value>
     </argument>
   </arguments>
-  <outputs/>
-  <provenances/>
+  <outputs />
+  <provenances />
   <tags>
     <tag>Economics.Life Cycle Cost Analysis</tag>
   </tags>
   <attributes>
     <attribute>
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         <min_compatible>2.0.0</min_compatible>
       </version>
       <filename>measure.rb</filename>
       <filetype>rb</filetype>
       <usage_type>script</usage_type>
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     </file>
     <file>
       <filename>SetLifecycleCostParameters_Test.rb</filename>
       <filetype>rb</filetype>
       <usage_type>test</usage_type>
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     </file>
     <file>
       <filename>LICENSE.md</filename>
       <filetype>md</filetype>
       <usage_type>license</usage_type>
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     </file>
   </files>
 </measure>