* Chad Granum <exodi...@gmail.com> [2016-01-11T19:53:15] > However. It is easy enough to have Test::Builder/More protect $! and $@ > without requiring Test2 to do so.
I don't have really strong feelings here, but the general reaction on p5p over the years to "some core library changes $! needlessly" is: $! is only reliable (a) *immediately* after a routine that uses $! to communicate and (b) if that routine returns in error. In some rare cases it's worth maintaining that. Mostly, we say "too bad." -- rjbs
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