I have two modules which are structurally identical. At one point, they access IO::All::io. In one case, it goes without a hitch. In the other, 
DanBongino::_get(/home/geoff/Perl/newmod/DanBongino.pm:54):
54:        my $data = io( $url )->slurp;
  DB<10> s
Undefined subroutine &DanBongino::io called at /home/geoff/Perl/newmod
+/DanBongino.pm line 54.
 at /home/geoff/Perl/newmod/DanBongino.pm line 54.
    DanBongino::_get("https://feeds.megaphone.fm/WWO3519750118/") call
+ed at /home/geoff/Perl/newmod/DanBongino.pm line 71
    DanBongino::Get() called at NewFetchPodcast.pl line 92
Getopt::Auto::CODE(0x55a5417cc5e0)(/usr/local/lib64/perl5/5.34/Getopt/
+Auto.pm:120):

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Fiddling around in the debuggger 
DanBongino::_get(/home/geoff/Perl/newmod/DanBongino.pm:54):
54:        my $data = io( $url )->slurp;
  DB<12> io('foo')
Undefined subroutine &DanBongino::io called at (eval 30)[/usr/share/pe
+rl5/perl5db.pl:741] line 2.

  DB<13> IO::All::io('foo')
Can't locate object method "_package" via package "foo" (perhaps you f
+orgot to load "foo"?) at /usr/share/perl5/vendor_perl/IO/All.pm line 
+63.

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In both cases the modules are executed with this code in a given-when 
{ require DanBongino; $shows = DanBongino::Get() };

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use IO::All; is present in both cases.

Assistance most greatfully received.

In reply to inconsistent module access by geoffleach

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