Graham Knop
Graham Knop
This was discussed in [PPC 14](https://github.com/Perl/PPCs/pull/22), which would create many more variables of this form. The general consensus was that adding strictness to these variables would be good. While implementing...
Also it wasn't only releaser's permissions that disappeared. All of the co-maint permissions got removed on Config::Any::YAML.
Perl's canonical false value is a dualvar that is `0` when used as a number and `''` when used as a string. ``` $ perl -MData::Dumper -le 'print Dumper(1 ==...
This feature has been moved back to experimental due to #22228/#22229
Previous discussion about what the behavior should be: https://github.com/Perl/perl5/pull/18925#discussion_r709852571 When I was writing the RFC for map/grep with multiple variables, I forgot to check it against what the current behavior...
Normally, tar on MacOS won't use PAX headers. However, if some file attributes aren't possible to represent in a standard ustar format, it will add the PaxHeaders. This happens on...
In case my previous comment wasn't clear: specifying the format will not cause bsd tar (at least on MacOS) to create correct archives where it was previously creating bad archives....
Archive::Tar/ptar will create a normal archive.
It's not clear to me why Devel::PPPort ended up with PAX headers, but adding them isn't the default on any system that I know of, aside from when the file...
It's storing ctime, mtime, and atime in the pax headers. Pax headers allow for high resolution times than ustar, which may be why they are being used. The problematic Devel-PPPort...