$ podchecker 11115280.pl 
*** WARNING: (section) in 'Data::Roundtrip::perl2yaml()' deprecated at
+ line 346 in file 11115280.pl
*** WARNING: (section) in 'Data::Roundtrip::perl2yaml()' deprecated at
+ line 347 in file 11115280.pl
*** WARNING: (section) in 'Data::Roundtrip::perl2json()' deprecated at
+ line 357 in file 11115280.pl
*** WARNING: (section) in 'Data::Roundtrip::perl2json()' deprecated at
+ line 358 in file 11115280.pl
*** WARNING: empty section in previous paragraph at line 410 in file 1
+1115280.pl
11115280.pl pod syntax OK.

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sub    _write_to_file {
        ^^^^^
    my $outfile = $_[0];
    my $contents = $_[1];
    my $FH;
    if( ! open $FH, '>:encoding(UTF-8)', $outfile ){
                    ^^
        warn "failed to open file '$outfile' for reading, $!";
                                                 ^^^^^^^

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In reply to Re: RFC: Perl<->JSON<->YAML<->Dumper : roundtripping and possibly with unicode by jwkrahn
in thread RFC: Perl<->JSON<->YAML<->Dumper : roundtripping and possibly with unicode by bliako

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