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Howdy!

I have been holding off on Sierra, but I had gone to El Capitan. I didn't run into any issues maintaining my Perl setup (non perlbrew) when I made that jump. I would not expect you to have any particular issues unless you are doing some really OS specific things that might change out from under you (whatever those might be). Or relying on some hypothetical capability that goes away in Sierra.

yours,
Michael

In reply to Re: Perl on Sierra (Mac OS X 10.12.x): any issues? by herveus
in thread Perl on Sierra (Mac OS X 10.12.x): any issues? by kcott

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