Let's say I have a script that starts as follows: 



#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;

use lib '/home/foo/perl_modules/5.32.1/lib/perl5'
use List::MoreUtils qw(uniq);

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Assume on one machine /usr/bin/perl points to perl version 5.32.1. Also assume the List::MoreUtils module is installed in /home/foo/perl_modules/5.32.1/lib/perl5 using perl 5.32.1.

Now assume on another machine /usr/bin/perl points to perl 5.26.3. Also assume the List::MoreUtils module is installed in /home/foo/perl_modules/5.26.3/lib/perl5 using perl 5.26.3.

Is there a way to manage this such that the script can be run on both machines, each with their respective perl versions, without having to make 2 copies of the script, one for each module path?

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