> There has been much discussion about how this will be resolved

Is it possible to read the whole discussion in one page?

I'd be interested to know if %INC hooks were suggested as work around and mean to identify broken import statements.

Update

In hindsight, there is no use for this, if the break happens at compile time and something like use don't is simply rejected with a fatal error.

Anyway I couldn't find out since when this feature was deprecated, seems to be enforced without grace period.

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
see Wikisyntax for the Monastery

UPDATES

In reply to Re^2: Whats the status of DBIx::Class (Re^4: Whats the status of DBIx::Class (deprecated package separator / reading P5P) by LanX
in thread Whats the status of DBIx::Class by Anonymous Monk

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