Hi, I have been trying to get Net::SSH2::Cisco to work on Cisco XR, but seems to fail.
I have the same script working on a Cisco IOS device. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;

use Net::SSH2::Cisco;

my $host = Net::SSH2::Cisco->new(
    Host => 'device',
    Always_waitfor_prompt => 1,
    Prompt => '/(?m:^\\s?(?:[\\w.\/]+\:)?(?:[\\w.-]+\@)?[\\w.-]+\\s?(?
+:\(config[^\)]*\))?\\s?(?:\(admin-config[^\)]*\))?\\s?[\$#>]\\s?(?:\(
+enable\))?\\s*$)/', 
    Input_log => "log/device.log",
    Output_log => "log/output_device.log",
    Dump_Log => "log/dump_device",
    Waitfor_clear => '0',
);

 $host->login(
    name => 'user',
    password => 'pass',
);

#$host->cmd("term leng 0");
my @abc = $host->cmd(
        String => 'sh ver',
        Prompt => '/(?m:^\\s?(?:[\\w.\/]+\:)?(?:[\\w.-]+\@)?[\\w.-]+\\
+s?(?:\(config[^\)]*\))?\\s?(?:\(admin-config[^\)]*\))?\\s?[\$#>]\\s?(
+?:\(enable\))?\\s*$)/',
        Timeout => '20'
);

print @abc;

$host->close;

[download]
Prompt for Cisco XR:
RP/0/RSP0/CPU0:DEVICE#


Prompt for Cisco IOS:
DEVICE#


Dump file on XR device:
> 0x00000: 73 68 20 76 65 72 0a sh ver.


Dump file on IOS device:
< 0x00000: 64 65 76 69 63 65 23 . .DEVICE#
> 0x00000: 73 68 20 76 65 72 0a sh ver.
< 0x00000: 73 68 20 76 65 72 0d 0a sh ver..


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