I have a complicated and interconnected module library. In my t/ directory, I have 0.t script which runs all the other *.t scripts. It then runs figlet to tell me: 

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or 
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Works nicely, since I can run individual test groups as I develop them, then a sanity check of several hundred tests before I commit to version control.

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In reply to Re: How to structure tests that span several modules by halley
in thread How to structure tests that span several modules by talexb

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