Hi,

to allow for moving them to a test script after good enough testing environment is available.

What does this mean? I don't see anything in the code you showed that cannot be in a normal test file run under the test harness. Can you expand on this? 

use Test::Most;

use_ok('My::Module'); # via FindBin, `use lib`, if needed

subtest 'bloated_untestable_method' => sub {
    ok( my $foo = My::Module->bloated_untestable_method, 'instantiate'
+ );

    like( $foo->{bar}, qr/f?o?r?m?a?t/, 'value of `bar`' );

    subtest 'baz' => sub {
        can_ok( $foo->{baz}, $_, "`baz` can `$_`" ) for qw(do_this do_
+that frobnicate);
    };
};

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The way forward always starts with a minimal test.

In reply to Re: Naming a block function to check a group of runtime assertions by 1nickt
in thread Naming a block function to check a group of runtime assertions by Dallaylaen

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