[harmony] Bug 2052697: Require Perl 5.14.0#168
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This one looks great! :)
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What it says on the tin. Thanks to unicode issues which were fixed in 5.14, our i18n requirements need us to require that.
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I used
grep -rl 'use 5.10.1;' * | xargs -n1 sed -i.sedbackup -e 's/^use 5.10.1;/use 5.14.0;/'to make the initial changes, and then manually poked things liket/002goodperl.tandMakefile.PLthat mentioned it in places other than the use line at the top.I manually reviewed the diff to insure those were the only things getting touched.
Other than making sure the site actually runs and getting some real-world testing out of it, there's not much else we can do to test this.