xml-edit
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Xml Edit Command: Move Element Node Xpath1 To Xpath2
Use for move element node xpath1 to xpath2 with Xml Edit. Exact CLI syntax to move element node xpath1 to xpath2 using Xml Edit.
When to use this: Use for move element node xpath1 to xpath2 with Xml Edit.
Command Syntax
xml ed -m "<XPATH1>" "<XPATH2>" <path/to/input.xml|URI>xml ed -m "<XPATH1>" "<XPATH2>" <path/to/input.xml|URI>Live Command Builder
Final Command
xml ed -m "<XPATH1>" "<XPATH2>" <path/to/input.xml|URI> Command Breakdown
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FAQ
Purpose: Exact syntax to move element node xpath1 to xpath2 using Xml Edit.
Test path: Replace placeholders and run destructive commands in a disposable workspace first.
Flag behavior: Tool version, platform, and shell can change behavior.
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