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αғsнιη
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Reformulate. Avoid calling a node "attribute".
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Change XML node's value inside xml attribute, using sed?

I have the following attributenode in an XML document:

<client-version>1.2.8</client-version>

How can I replace everything insidereplace the node's value, <client-version></client-version>1.2.8 to only change the value, with (1.2.8)1.2.9?

So it would beWanted output:

<client-version>1.2.9</client-version>

Change value inside xml attribute using sed?

I have the following attribute:

<client-version>1.2.8</client-version>

How can I replace everything inside <client-version></client-version> to only change the value (1.2.8)?

So it would be:

<client-version>1.2.9</client-version>

Change XML node's value, using sed?

I have the following node in an XML document:

<client-version>1.2.8</client-version>

How can I replace replace the node's value, 1.2.8, with 1.2.9?

Wanted output:

<client-version>1.2.9</client-version>
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Cathal Mac Donnacha
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Change value inside xml attribute using sed?

I have the following attribute:

<client-version>1.2.8</client-version>

How can I replace everything inside <client-version></client-version> to only change the value (1.2.8)?

So it would be:

<client-version>1.2.9</client-version>