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Which way would you like to refresh the advisory data for CPAN::Audit? · briandfoy cpan-audit · Discussion #61
At the moment, CPAN::Audit updates the data it uses by releasing a new version of itself. Even if the code has not changed, the versions of the module and tools change. That gives the appearance of...GitHub
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I try to use Perl's rename utility to translate filenames to lower case. I tried two different solutions, one from perldoc rename and another from Perl Cookbook:
rename 'y/A-Z/a-z/' ./*rename 'tr/A-Z/a-z/ unless /^Make/' *.txt
But either version gives me an error because of complaining that file with such a filename already exists:
./fOoBaR.tXt not renamed: ./foobar.txt already exists
How to make it work?
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