installhtml: use warnings rather than -w #24032
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The top-level installhtml script, which is used to implement the
'install.html' make target, has a -w on its #! line. This enables
warnings globally, including in modules where it isn't welcome. This
commit adds a 'use warnings' line instead.
This stops spurious lines to STDERR during 'make install.html' such as
Use of uninitialized value $str in substitution (s///) at
lib/Pod/Simple/XHTML.pm line 76.
jkeenan
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Dec 24, 2025
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The top-level installhtml script, which is used to implement the 'install.html' make target, has a -w on its #! line. This enables warnings globally, including in modules where it isn't welcome. This commit adds a 'use warnings' line instead.
This stops spurious lines to STDERR during 'make install.html' such as