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Bugfix: Hunt stats were not properly incremented #1744

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Instead of counting all flow completions into the Finished Clients
counter, only flows with results were added. This meant flows that
produced no results did not count as finished.

Instead of counting all flow completions into the Finished Clients
counter, only flows with results were added. This meant flows that
produced no results did not count as finished.
@scudette scudette merged commit 664aab7 into master Apr 22, 2022
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Instead of counting all flow completions into the Finished Clients
counter, only flows with results were added. This meant flows that
produced no results did not count as finished.
scudette added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 26, 2022
* Bugfix: Hunt stats were not properly incremented (#1744)

Instead of counting all flow completions into the Finished Clients
counter, only flows with results were added. This meant flows that
produced no results did not count as finished.

* Fixed a bug in the Userassist artifact (#1746)

* Support case insensitive notebook cell types (#1747)

* Hide overflow on td

Fixes: #1745

* Update FilenameSearch.yaml (#1741)

* Prepare a 0.6.4-1 to fix hunt counting issue.

Co-authored-by: Matthew Green <mgreen27@users.noreply.github.com>
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