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perl5i::latest - Use the latest version of perl5i |
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compatibility. If you want to be more daring, you can C<use |
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perl5i::latest> and it will load the newest major version of perl5i |
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perl5i B<WILL BREAK COMPATIBILITY>, believe it. This is mostly useful |
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=cut |