This may be the easiest question of the month, but I can't find an answer anywhere. I have a really large module called ABC.pm. Since many people work on this module simultaneously and since the code in the module can be neatly organized into sections I have ABC.pm with 
require "ABC/stage1.pl";
require "ABC/stage2.pl";
require "ABC/stage3.pl";

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and so on. However each library file has a header of package ABC, not package ABC::stage# since I bless an object to the ABC class and use it for all the stages.

This works fine, however it fails Perl::Critic Modules::RequireFilenameMatchesPackage and Modules::RequireBarewordIncludes checks.

Is there an acceptable method to divide the code of one large module across several files without strictly following the filename-strictly-matches-the-packagename standards? I don't mind using use or require or any filename extension. Or should I just not worry about these warnings? thanks

In reply to Acceptable way to divide a long module into multiple files by somekindafreak

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