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Always use strict;. This would tell you that $processme_ is not declared. So at least your output file is the same for all processes named ".cfnag.json".

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Re^2: Using Parallel::ForkManager on multiple files using backtick operators for multiple files being processed simulnaneously
by symgryph (Sexton) on Feb 19, 2020 at 20:18 UTC
    The simpler solution was to just cat the filenames to a file, and then process with gnu parallel.
    "Two Wheels good, Four wheels bad."
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