I've released a new version of Business::Stripe::Webhook with a modified constructor following the discussion about STDIN typeglob

At the same time I have added some extra, more thorough tests. All the tests pass as expected here locally but now it has reached CPAN Testers, I have a failure. I can usually work out why something is failing from the diagnostic information...but I cannot see the problem in this case. Can you help please?

This is the CPAN Tester Report and this is the test file: 

#!perl
use 5.010;
use strict;
use warnings;
use Test::More;

use Business::Stripe::Webhook;

#plan tests => 3;
my $count = 0; 
print "\n";

my $payload;
read(DATA, $payload, 10000);

my $webhook_fail   = Business::Stripe::Webhook->new(
    signing_secret  => 'whsec_...',
    'payload'       => $payload,
    'invoice-paid'  => \&pay_invoice,
);

$webhook_fail->process();

ok( !$webhook_fail->success, "Signature error" );

my $signing_secret = 'whsec_12345ABCDEFGHIJKLM';
$ENV{'HTTP_STRIPE_SIGNATURE'} = 't=ABCDEFGHIJ,v1=917fd62f6828ceb0509ae
+bd9ee94e4c455887b6c174ef94037e089265c8c575c';

my $webhook_pass   = Business::Stripe::Webhook->new(
    signing_secret  => $signing_secret,
    'payload'       => $payload,
    'invoice-paid'  => \&pay_invoice,
);

$webhook_pass->process();

ok( $webhook_pass->success, "Signature pass" );

sub pay_invoice {
    is( $_[0]->{'object'}, 'event', "pay.invoice handled - " . ++$coun
+t );
}

done_testing($count + 2);

__DATA__
{
  "id": "evt_1NFK32EfkkexSbWLZb6LoEap",
  "object": "event",
  "api_version": "2020-08-27",
  "data": {
     ...  bigger JSON object ...
  }
}

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Any help (or general help with improving tests) would be very welcome...

edited - to correct typo in module link

In reply to Test failing during CPAN Testing by Bod

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