Update BatchCsvOut.cs

[cyberman1]

Proposed we modify the BatchCsvOut class to output the LastWriteTimestamp in the format yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.fffffff.

• Create a method GetFormattedTimestamp that formats the LastWriteTimestamp property.

• Use the GetFormattedTimestamp method when writing the CSV file.

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[EricZimmerman]

I would just hard code it to the format used above and don't even bother with a new method

[cyberman1]

Ok, so do you think this will work? I removed the GetFormattedTimestamp method, the timestamp formatting is now done directly within the WriteCsv method.

// Method to write the CSV
public static void WriteCsv(string filePath, List data)
{
string dateTimeFormat = "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.fffffff";
using (StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(filePath))`
}

[EricZimmerman]

This seems fine by me. that is the defacto timestamp IMO, at least without the subsecond precision

[cyberman1]

Thank you for your help