Pretty-Print XML Configuration Files for DevOps Engineers
CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure configs, and build tooling produce XML files that are often machine-written and unreadable to humans. When you need to audit a Jenkins pipeline config or diff two versions of a Maven POM, unformatted XML turns a two-minute task into twenty.
DevOps engineers work with XML across the stack: Maven and Gradle build files, Spring configs, JUnit test reports, Kubernetes Helm chart defaults, Ansible playbook outputs, and more. When these files are auto-generated or minified, reviewing them for correctness — especially under incident pressure — requires an extra formatting step that should be instant.
Deliteful's XML formatter processes files server-side, applies consistent indentation, and returns clean output with an XML declaration. Batch support means you can reformat an entire set of test report XMLs from a failed build in one upload rather than one at a time. Malformed files are returned unchanged so the formatter never introduces new problems into your config set.
How it works
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Sign in with Google
Create a free Deliteful account — no card required, takes under 10 seconds.
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Upload config or report XMLs
Drop in Jenkins configs, Maven POMs, test reports, or any XML up to 50 MB each, 50 files per batch.
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Format
Each well-formed file is reformatted with clean indentation server-side.
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Download
Get individual files or a ZIP — originals are untouched on your end.
Frequently asked questions
- Will formatting a Jenkins or Maven XML config break anything?
- No. Pretty-printing only changes whitespace. The file remains fully valid XML and will parse identically before and after formatting.
- Can I format JUnit XML test report files in bulk?
- Yes. Upload up to 50 XML files per batch (2 GB total). Each test report is formatted independently and returned as a separate output file.
- Does the tool add or change the XML declaration?
- Yes, an XML declaration is included in the output. The rest of the file structure, including element content and attributes, is not modified.
- What if one file in my batch is malformed?
- Malformed files are returned as-is without breaking the rest of the batch. All other well-formed files in the same upload are processed normally.
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