Steven Hancock, Perl::Tidy maintainer, sent this to me in an email:
I am the author of Perl::Tidy and am writing about an upcoming change in a default setting and want to be sure it does not cause problems for modules which use Perl::Tidy. The issue involves changing the default setting of a flag -eos in order to make perltidy behave better when used as a filter. I've put a document on github which describes the issue:
I plan to make this change sometime later this year, possibly this summer, and want to be sure that it doesn't cause data corruption for any existing modules. I have looked through all modules on CPAN which use Perl::Tidy, and found that most will not have a problem, but for a couple, including PLS, I wasn't sure and need help in checking.
One way to check for problems would be to run PLS on the current CPAN release of Perl::Tidy with -eos set, using files with wide characters.
Another way to check would be to install tagged version 20220217.02 at
I don't see any issues when using -eos. I did find an issue with how we are handling multi-byte characters, and this is fixed in 28d69c20c609209cee350b46b27a678183f79916
Steven Hancock, Perl::Tidy maintainer, sent this to me in an email: