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^^ This test fails (TODO notwithstanding) when autodie is loaded and succeeds when it’s not. From my digging it appears that autodie makes it so that $^H{'Sys::Binmode/enabled'} is always false/missing, which of course breaks Sys::Binmode.
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That’s possible. As I recall, autodie empties $^H, which is because it needs it somehow, but I don’t recall details, alas.
Really, IMO https://github.com/Leont/autocroak should (eventually) replace autodie. The pure-Perl approach relies on some really dark-magic-y Perl hackery, whereas the XS way is pretty straightforward, and it catches things like print and readline, which autodie can’t do.
https://github.com/FGasper/p5-Sys-Binmode/blob/d0275134fc410f4ebfdfaac9deaeb54b7a69f10e/t/autodie.t
^^ This test fails (TODO notwithstanding) when autodie is loaded and succeeds when it’s not. From my digging it appears that autodie makes it so that $^H{'Sys::Binmode/enabled'} is always false/missing, which of course breaks Sys::Binmode.
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