Great catch!

However, the separation isn't needed. As soon as I saw you put the EXPORT_OK into an anonymous array, changed from the taking of the reference as I had it, I realized that's all that was needed. So all now instead of being a reference to the array, it's a reference to a copy of it:

our %EXPORT_TAGS = (
    all     => [ @EXPORT_OK ],
    private => _export_private(),
);

sub _export_private {
    push @EXPORT_OK, @EXPORT_PRIVATE;
    return \@EXPORT_OK;
}

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Output:

$VAR1 = {
          'private' => [
                         'add_bugtracker',
                         'add_repository',
                         'changes',
                         'changes_bump',
                         'changes_date',
                         'ci_badges',
                         'ci_github',
                         'git_ignore',
                         'init',
                         'make_test',
                         'manifest_skip',
                         'move_distribution_files',
                         'remove_unwanted_files',
                         'version_bump',
                         'version_info',
                         '_git_commit',
                         '_git_push',
                         '_validate_git'
                       ],
          'all' => [
                     'add_bugtracker',
                     'add_repository',
                     'changes',
                     'changes_bump',
                     'changes_date',
                     'ci_badges',
                     'ci_github',
                     'git_ignore',
                     'init',
                     'make_test',
                     'manifest_skip',
                     'move_distribution_files',
                     'remove_unwanted_files',
                     'version_bump'
                     'version_info',
                   ]
        };

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In reply to Re^4: Importing multiple %EXPORT_TAGS by stevieb
in thread Importing multiple %EXPORT_TAGS by stevieb

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