UPGRADING: Retract advice for removing bareword filehandles
This won't be relevant for a few years. It's default disabled from Perl v5.38 which hasn't landed in current Debian stable yet, and since I intend to support Debian oldstable and stable, there are still many years ahead of us before this becomes relevant!
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"indirect object notation" is disabled, which means that `new Foo(...)`
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should be rewritten as `Foo->new(...)`.
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A future Perl version bump to `v5.36` (expected in 2025 when Debian Bookworm
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becomes oldstable) will disable "bareword filehandles", so you may want to
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change `open FOO` to `open my $foo` in preparation for that change.
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# (2023-11-05) RevBank 4.2.0
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Accounts that begin with `*` are now special: like hidden accounts, they do not
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