Perl::Critic grant 65% complete

Chris Dolan writes in his use.perl.org journal:

The policy that has generated the most talk so far has been Subroutines::RequireArgUnpacking which says that you can only use @_ in the first lines of your subroutine, and only to populate lexical vars. If you use more complex patterns like Params::Validate, then this policy is not for you and you should consider deactivating it by putting "[-Subroutines::RequireArgUnpacking]" in your perlcriticrc or putting "##no critic(Subroutines::RequireArgUnpacking)" near the top of your .pm file.

The first batch of changes from Chris's work have been released in Perl::Critic 1.07.

If you haven't given Perl::Critic a try, do so today. I guarantee that running Perl::Critic against your code will find at least two or three little bugs or bugs-in-waiting.

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