fix: Update restricted files to include Perl subdirectories#4620
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# What? Add perl/ common subdirs, like lib and bin and etc # Why? Because perl/ alone can cause fps
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Can you link the previous PR here? I'm not 100% convinced yet. |
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@HackingRepo PLEASE STOP TAGGING ME 😄 |
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sorry, i will stop for doing that, no issue |
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What?
Add perl/ common subdirs, like lib and bin and etc
Why?
Because perl/ alone can cause fps, in the previous pr perl/ caused FPs because of perl/syntaxes, but after that, That still detects probe is a cpan package installed or not while reducing those FPs, what do you think @EsadCetiner