Test::More just started displaying some behavior that I've never seen before. My unit tests include this code:

    my $main_image = $pdf->main_image_params(); 
    is_deeply($pdf->adjust_to_bounding_box($main_image),  
              undef, 
              "adjust_to_bounding_box returns on no second param" 
             ); # test

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Here is what Test::More displays when I run the tests (slightly edited for line length):

#     Failed test <path to unit_tests.pl> at line 1131) 
#          got: undef 
#     expected: 'adjust_to_bounding_box returns on no second param'

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It's like it doesn't see the 'undef' at all...any ideas on what's up?

UPDATE: If I change the code to this, it works as expected:

    my $main_image = $pdf->main_image_params(); 
    my $got = $pdf->adjust_to_bounding_box($main_image);
    is_deeply($got,  
              undef, 
              "adjust_to_bounding_box returns on no second param" 
             ); # test

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In reply to Test::More::is_deeply apparently ignoring an argument? by Whitehawke

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