Fix a warning that is being emitted due to the hack added in #2098 #2104
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You will also see this warning if you run the |
pstaabp
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I checked that removing the hack entirely still causes the original issue on my dev server. This change avoids the original issue as well as prevents that perl warning. FWIW, I tried |
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…ork#2098 This just assigns the result of calling `%+` to a dummy variable to avoid the warning that perl gives stating that this is a useless use of a variable in void context.
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This just assigns the result of calling
%+to a dummy variable to avoid the warning that perl gives stating that this is a useless use of a variable in void context.If you are using morbo this warning is currently displayed in the terminal as soon as the app starts.
I also think this hack needs further investigation.