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How do I break up my unit tests (*.t) into different folders?

The idea being that I could have a folder structure like this: 
My-Module-0.001/
  t/
    /01.basic
      01.t
      02.t
      ...
      nn.t
    /02.foo
      01.t
      02.t
      ...
      nn.t
    ...
  /lib
  /sbin
  ...

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Is there something special I need to add to my Makefile.PL to have it descend through the various folders? Right now it only finds the tests at the top level in the "t" folder.

In reply to Test::Simple tests in multiple folders? by jdrago_999

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