Hello, I'm trying to use XML::Simple to serialize datas into xml file. (XMLOut) my data structure:

my $TestRun= {
        'SuccessfulTests' => [
            {
                'Test' => {
                    'name' => "toto"
                }
            },
            {
                'Test' => {
                    'name' => "titi"
                }
            }
        ],
        
        'FailedTests' => [
            {
                'Test' => {
                        'name' => "tutu"
                    }
            },
            {
                'Test' => {
                        'name' => "tete"
                    }
            }
        ]
};
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And the xml structure I would like to have:

<TestRun> 

  <SuccessfulTests> 
    <Test> 
      <Name>toto</Name> 
    </Test> 
    <Test> 
      <Name>titi</Name> 
    </Test>   
  </SuccessfulTests> 
  
  <FailedTests> 
    <Test> 
      <Name>tutu</Name> 
    </Test> 
    <Test> 
      <Name>tete</Name> 
    </Test>   
  </FailedTests>

  </TestRun>
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my $xml = new XML::Simple;
my $dec = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>';
print $xml->XMLout($VAR2, XMLDecl => $dec, keyattr => [], RootName => 
+'TestRun');
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result:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<TestRun>
  <SuccessfulTests> 
    <Test name="toto"/> 
  </SuccessfulTests> 
 <SuccessfulTests> 
    <Test name="titi"/> 
  </SuccessfulTests>  
  <FailedTests> 
    <Test name="tutu"/> 
  </FailedTests> 
    <FailedTests> 
    <Test name="tete"/> 
  </FailedTests>   
  </TestRun>
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Unfortunatley, I did not succeeded. I do not want SuccessfulTests and FailedTests to be repeated. Any help would be appreciated. Thx, Totorototo.

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