assuming you are in the . directory, your tests are the default t/*.t , and your module lives as lib/AI/Embedding.pm , then prove -l lib

If you have XS binaries (I haven't looked at AI::Embedding, so I don't know), then you may need to build it first (which puts modules in blib/lib ), and then use prove -b blib

prove describes all of these options, and more.

And if you're using a standard build system, then the standard incantation 

perl Makefile.PL
make
make test

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(or your build system's equivalent incantation) will also make use of your in-progress copy rather than a previously installed.

edit 1: standard incantation

edit 2: remove ambiguous sentence full-stop in first paragraph, because it looked like part of the prove command, when it wasn't intended to

edit 3: strike out lib and blib : per Re^3: Path to prove and Re^4: Path to prove, -l and -b options do not take arguments; use the -I path argument if you need to specify a specific directory.

In reply to Re: Path to prove by pryrt
in thread Path to prove by Bod

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