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in thread Should Test::Most import strict and warnings?

Here something from my test suite:

find t -name *.t -or -name *.pm | wc -l
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With strict and warnings included, that's actually six lines of code saved for every file, or roughly 1,800 lines of code I didn't have to write or remember not to forget.

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Re^7: Should Test::Most import strict and warnings?
by educated_foo (Vicar) on Feb 20, 2010 at 07:41 UTC
    I hope that, if you insist on adding 6 lines of boilerplate to every Perl file you write, you either (1) have a keyboard shortcut for your boilerplate or (2) create files large enough that 6 lines of typing are insignificant.
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