A solution using Path::Tiny, map and grep:

#!/usr/bin/env perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use Path::Tiny;
use Data::Dump;
use feature qw(say);

my @data = path("data.txt")->lines( { chomp => 1 } );

dd \@data;

my @tag1 = map { "$_\n" }
  grep { defined }
  map { /(.+) : tag1/; $1 } @data;

my @tag2 = map { "$_\n" }
  grep { defined }
  map { /(.+) : tag2/; $1 } @data;

dd \@tag1;
dd \@tag2;

path("tag1.txt")->spew(@tag1);
path("tag2.txt")->spew(@tag2);

say path("tag1.txt")->slurp;
say path("tag2.txt")->slurp;

__END__

karls-mac-mini:hvirani karl$ ./hvirani.pl
[ 
  "test/foo/bar : tag1",
  "test/abc/xyz : tag1",
  "test/def/abc : tag2",
  "test/bar/foo : tag2",
  "test/dummy/foo : tag1",
]
["test/foo/bar\n", "test/abc/xyz\n", "test/dummy/foo\n"]
["test/def/abc\n", "test/bar/foo\n"]
test/foo/bar
test/abc/xyz
test/dummy/foo

test/def/abc
test/bar/foo

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Best regards, Karl

Minor update: Added missing square bracket in output.

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In reply to Re: Break a file into seperate files based on string match by karlgoethebier
in thread Break a file into seperate files based on string match by hvirani

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