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1. git complains about the uncommitted changes 2. When intentionally writing perl, half the time my "perl -c foo.pl" complains about syntax or badly used names
by thyrsus 2y ago
1. git complains about the uncommitted changes
2. When intentionally writing perl, half the time my "perl -c foo.pl" complains about syntax or badly used names (usu. misspellings), with the typo to correct being obvious. As a practical matter, it's not a problem.
I see a lot of semicolons in that ocr output, which might be cheating.
- eternityforest 2y agoGit complains about uncommitted changes but it won't complain if you just like, open a random file and hit a key. I'm sure it has some level of checking, but it doesn't seem anywhere near like what you get in Rust or MyPy. I generally find dumb mistakes and typos take more time to solve than type annotations and verbose syntax take to write.