feature is a lexically scoped pragma; there is no way (nor should there be) to turn it on everywhere.

But to enable it in every module that uses Moose is easy: just add feature->import(":5.10") if $] >= 5.010; in Moose::import, the same as is done for the strict and warnings pragmas (sans conditional). And a use if $] >= 5.010, "feature", ":5.10"; at the top of Moose.pm.

But this seems like a silly thing to do; I presume the real Moose distribution won't integrate a change like that, for the same reason that features aren't automatic in the first place: backwards compatibility.

It would make more sense to have a module of your own used by everything you write that loads both Moose and 5.10 features (untested): 

package EvanPerl;
use strict;
use warnings;
use Moose;
use if $] >= 5.010, "feature", ":5.10";
sub import {
    feature->import(":5.10") if $] >= 5.010;
    goto &Moose::import; # can't just call Moose->import since it need
+s to know the "correct" caller.
}
1;

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