Closed xenoterracide closed 3 years ago
It means that it has read the source of your test into memory, but not stored it as a scalar reference. No other value should be passed to it. I can add some code to detect if it's not an expected reference, but would have no idea how it got that way.
Actually the docs say what it's allowed to be. Maybe it's finding something weird because you're searching /
? Likely to be a lot of crap included that you don't want, like /dev/null
.
I know this description is probably not very useful, I haven't investigated it further yet... maybe it's meaningful to you though, or maybe there's another check that could be added...