Result for F7EF39E263D8BF04CE17474A8719002BEF44D15C

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Key Value
FileName./usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.34.0/Perl/Critic/Policy/Variables/NameReuse.pm
FileSize3275
MD536AADF14897C7992D18C1DCF6B7A0CE4
SHA-1F7EF39E263D8BF04CE17474A8719002BEF44D15C
SHA-2564A139F4CCB766B253FF0633ED69DFA6024ACF5A16E1581C0EB0E0CEECC9E57C5
SSDEEP96:z6QK1O+JG16/qt6ToT5PtR8DXLoqZqt6N5H:z6fb4k/qtXPtR8DXXZqm5H
TLSHT19461B80416877784B1E4AD7F0BC98245BB2A74905D553272BCDC824EE38D97EE1BACF2
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hashlookup:trust55

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MD549189FA2DD4A9AB86B4B5C62DA4B2BB9
PackageArchnoarch
PackageDescriptionThis policy checks for the existence of multiple variables with the same name in a file. This can be confusing especially when accessing elements of variables or using list or key-value slices. For example, the code could access both '$foo' and '$foo[0]' but these actually refer to the unrelated variables '$foo' and '@foo'. my $foo = @foo; # not ok my @bar = @bar{'a','b'}; # not ok my $count = @foo; # ok my @values = @bar{'a','b'}; # ok
PackageNameperl-Perl-Critic-Policy-Variables-NameReuse
PackageRelease1.27
PackageVersion0.1.0
SHA-1AFA303DBD99424DD9A8EF259107A62099168EC54
SHA-256290A168070D2360E039AB89E2AA7469C376B91FBB918FEA8C7CED050EB00F03F