If I run the code at the bottom from the command line eg

perl -T test.pl test=-

I get an Insecure dependency in require... error at line 533 of CGI.pm

If I instead use CGI qw/:standard/ (and remove all the $cgi->'s), the error goes away

If I remove the radio group from the example code, the error goes away

If I run the code from a web server and click the "+" button, I get the error, but running

perl -T test.pl test=+

from the command line does not produce the error

I have created a ticket in CGI.pm on cpan about this, and they suggested I ask here.

#!/usr/bin/perl -T
use CGI;
my $cgi = new CGI;

print 
  $cgi->header( -charset => 'utf-8' ),
  $cgi->start_html(),
    $cgi->start_form( -name => 'form' ),
      $cgi->table(
        $cgi->Tr(
          $cgi->td(
            $cgi->radio_group(
              -name    => 'testradio',
              -values  => [0..1],
              -labels  => { 0 => 0, 1 => 1 },
              -default => 0
            ),
          ),
          $cgi->td(
            $cgi->submit(
              -name  => 'test',
              -value => '+',
            ),
          ),
        ),
      ),
    $cgi->end_form,
  $cgi->end_html;

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In reply to Spurious "Insecure dependency" error in CGI.pm by Anonymous Monk

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