Missing Perl

When Perl vanishes

I don't really think I'm going nuts here, but this is very confusing. Ajay asked me to pick up stuff from the backlog that is Perl-related that I think I can handle. So I look into the backlog, and the ticket titles have [Perl] in them to indicate Perl, right? The first one I look at is about creating a config of some sort. I notice it's Code Complete! Oh Ok. Interested in what the Perl code changes are I looked at the PR, and not a single file or change had any Perl in it. JSON files, some kind of ERB file, and a changelog.md file... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


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