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It appears that simply putting a say , print , etc into a .t doesn't work. The output is hidden. So when using Test::More and Test::Tester how can I simply print something? I want this so I can play with some code while determining how to test it. note: it's ok if it's sent to stderr or only viewable using verbose. Also I dried using diag but that didn't appear to work just anywhere in the test.
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