Running through perlcritic I get the following warning, refering to the sub-routine containing the below code

Always unpack @_ first.

This refers to the line where the parent sub-outine is defined (in this case 7408 and the following is at line 7655)

However it is is triggered by the mce_loop routine. Weirdly if I dont unpack @_ the warning doesn't occur.

Any ideas? 

                use MCE::Loop;
        MCE::Loop->init(
        chunk_size => 1,
        max_workers => 10,
        use_threads => 0
        );
        my %result;

        MCE::Util::get_ncpu

        %result = mce_loop {
               my ($mce,$chunk_ref,$chunk_id) = @_;
               my %ret;
               for my $item (@{ $chunk_ref }) {
                    my $ret=tags_get($item);
                    $ret{$item->[1]}=$ret->{$item->[1]};
                    #say $ret{$_->[1]};
               }
    
              $mce->gather(%ret);
            } $fileprobe;
        MCE::Loop->finish;

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In reply to perlcritic and MCE::Loop by redtux

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