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#pod |
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#pod A Test::Routine::Runner takes a callback for building test instances, then uses |
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#pod running tests, described in L<Test::Routine|Test::Routine/Running Tests>, are |
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#pod more stable. Please use those instead, unless you are willing to deal with |
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#pod interface breakage. |
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subtype 'Test::Routine::_InstanceBuilder', as 'CodeRef'; |
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Test::Routine::Runner - tools for running Test::Routine tests |
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