Ferenc Erki

> I am quite baffled by the redefine warning you seem to keep getting. It doesn't show up on my development machine, my separate personal CI, nor on GitHub actions....

> Not windows, I run under ubuntu 22. It can be my fault too - not actual CLI.pm inside my system perl installation . I cannot check it right now....

## No subroutine redefinition warnings on 5.36.0 According to the [Changes to Existing Diagnostics](https://metacpan.org/release/RJBS/perl-5.36.0/view/pod/perldelta.pod#Changes-to-Existing-Diagnostics) section of perldelta for perl-5.36.0: > Localized subroutine redefinitions no longer trigger this warning. My machines...

Currently the minimum perl version needed by Rex is 5.10.1, but [`use re '/flags'` is only supported since 5.14.0](https://perldoc.perl.org/perl5140delta#use-re-'/flags'). Since all the original regular expressions are gone due to the...

I've applied some new `.perlcriticrc` rules to the default branch, and rebased this PR on top of that. I've also decided to squash some of my commits together (where an...

It is now merged :tada: Thank you @uralm1 for your patience, and for your original work on both improving the test coverage and the general approach of Rexfile loading! :heart:

@labbeduddel: thanks for your report and patience! There seems to be multiple moving parts at play here, so I'll address them separately below. ## Syntax error For anyone copy-pasting the...

So I came back to this PR, and compiled a list of todos to enable merging this: - [ ] Rebase on top of current default branch The default branch...

@lumiera: thanks for this report, and for your patience! ## TL;DR This happens when packages for multiple architectures are present on a CentOS 7 system. Rex doesn't take package architecture...

Thanks for you patience, @shattered! ## TL;DR: This issue seems to be a mixture of several smaller questions together, which makes it harder than necessary to process and track properly....