ExtUtils::Manifest docs say:
skipcheck() lists all the files that are skipped due to your
C<MANIFEST.SKIP> file.
but skipcheck() really returns two array refs, one to a list of files
found and one to files missing. It doesn't list the files skipped due
to your MANIFEST.SKIP.
Even the test questions the interface:
# I'm not sure why this should be... shouldn't $missing be the only one?
my ($found, $missing );
catch_warning( sub {
( $found, $missing ) = skipcheck()
});
Looking at the code, skipcheck() is just filecheck() except it warns
when it can't find something. And skipcheck() oddly returns two array
refs instead of the documented list of what was skipped.
I don't find that useful. So I'm calling this a bug and changing the
return value of skipcheck() to match the docs.
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