Perhaps a problem/bug(?) in MooseX::SimpleConfig, because for plain Moose, it works fine: 
package My::Base;
use Moose;
has filename => (is       => "ro",
                 isa      => "Str",
                 required => 1);
has config => (is => "ro");
no Moose;

package My::Derived;
use Moose;
extends "My::Base";
has "+config" => (lazy    => 1,
                  default => sub {my $self = shift; $self->filename . 
+".cfg"});
no Moose;

package main;
my $x=My::Derived->new(filename=>"/etc/myconfig");
print $x->config,"\n";'

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/etc/myconfig.cfg

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In reply to Re: MooseX::SimpleConfig: role attribute cannot be made lazy by choroba
in thread MooseX::SimpleConfig: role attribute cannot be made lazy by lune

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