Re: Perl::Critic / Perl static analysis?
You'll probably irritate upstream authors if you do that. The default
Perl::Critic rules are very specific to Perl Best Practices (the
book), which the author states are just *one* set of possible best
practices.
To be clear, Perl::Critic does not detect risky code -- it detects
questionable style, which is highly personal.
-- David
On Mon, Mar 28, 2011 at 10:21 PM, Paul Wise <pabs@debian.org> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I noticed that Perl::Critic is listed on the DACA website as something
> for them to check. I'm doing an update of the two modules I introduced
> into pkg-perl and I'm wondering if I should check them with perlcritic
> and report the warnings as upstream bugs? Are there better Perl static
> analysis tools than Perl::Critic I could try?
>
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> pabs
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