So I just installed YAML::Tiny and can't get it to work, as I've only installed maybe one other module before I'm very unsure if its working or just me.
make test and make install both passed with no issues, so i'm leaning towards some silly code mistake i'm making.. I have this script to test: 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use YAML::Tiny;

my $orders_yam = "./customers.yml";

#### TEST a YAML file
my $yaml = YAML::Tiny->new();
### Open the config
my $yaml = YAML::Tiny->read( "$orders_yam" ) or die "Couldn't read fil
+e: errno($!) : errstr =", YAML::Tiny->errstr;
my $root = $yaml->[1]->{email};
print "\nFirst item is: $root\n";

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The customers.yml file goes like:

#customers and order's
--- 
email: goose@gmail.com
orders:
    - order: wb090130
      item: 0001
      item: 0002
      price: 3.98
      downloads: 3
    - order: wb090131
      item: 0003
      item: 0004
      price: 3.98
      downloads: 5
total: 7.96
---
email: cowboy@bebop.com

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In reply to YAML::TINY and module install test by porcustal

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