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  • I use P::C all the time.
    • Great! Have any features you'd like added? Any additional policies you'd like to see enforced?

      Our TODO.pod is big already, but I'd love to add more good ideas to it.
      • I have a minor nit/suggestion. In the pod/docs for each policy, it would be nice if it mentioned the default severity level for each policy module.

        I found myself viewing source on every module trying to fine out which severity level it applied to.

        In the end, I ended up setting my test file to severity = 1, and then making a policy for each dist that customized or disabled the policies that didn't jive w/ the dist. Kind of a All On By Default thing. Then when new policies come out, I'll automaticaly catch th
        • I recommend "bin/perlcritic -list" which lists all of the policies by package name and severity.

          On the developer mail list, we're discussing transforming the severity system into a more generic tagging system. My hope is that we'll implement that for v1.0 within the next month.
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