Gods, that's deep into the Makefile. How do I turn it off, either globally or locally to a given test?
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While not very pretty, this seems to work when added at the top of the test file:
BEGIN { $^W = 0 }
Test::Harness lets you add command-line switches by setting the HARNESS_PERL_SWITCHES environment variable. But that doesn't work for removing the warnings, because it is just added to the existing switches. | [reply]
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Sorry to reply to myself, but I've noticed that the HARNESS_PERL_SWITCHES variable may be useful for this after all, because the -X command line option overrides the -w option and disables all warnings. Just do the following:
HARNESS_PERL_SWITCHES=-X make test
But if you still wanted to keep the lexical warnings this won't do what you want, because it disables them as well. | [reply]
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