The following error occurs when I run this script. The AddPublisher state is declared in POE::Component::Server::TCP->create( InlineStates => { ... } ). What is wrong that I am getting this error and why is it not triggering a fatal assertion?

a 'AddPublisher' state was sent from poe at 13 to session 2, but sessi
+on 2 has neither that state nor a _default state to handle it

POE::Component::Server::TCP->new( Alias => 'TCPServer',
                                  ...
                                  InlineStates => {
                                      AddPublisher => sub {} } ;

$_[KERNEL]->post( TCPServer =>
                  AddPublisher =>
                  $_[SESSION],
                  1 ); },

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The script at ~diotalevi/poe2

sub POE::Kernel::ASSERT_DEFAULT () { 1 }
use POE qw( Session
            Component::Server::TCP );

POE::Component::Server::TCP->new( Alias => 'TCPServer',
                                  Port => 53511,
                                  InlineStates => {
                                      AddPublisher => sub {} },
                                  ClientInput => sub {}  );

POE::Session->create( inline_states =>
                      { _start => sub {
                          $_[KERNEL]->post( TCPServer =>
                                            AddPublisher =>
                                            $_[SESSION],
                                            1 ); },
                        _stop => sub {} } );
POE::Kernel->run;

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In reply to Missing event from InlineStates in POE::Component::Server::TCP by diotalevi

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