Hi, I'm using Dancer2 (0.10) on Perl 5.16.3.

I manage to load Plack middlewares from app.pl, but not from the config.yml file.

*** In app.pl I have: 

use Plack::Builder;
builder {
    enable 'Debug', panels =>
    [qw<Memory Timer>];

    HabitLab->dance;
};

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which works perfectly.

*** Here is what i put in config.yml instead (and which doesn't work) : 

layout: "main"

plack_middlewares:
 -
  - Debug
  - panels
  -
   - Memory
   - Timer

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I know that the config file is used, because my "main" layout is used. And I know that this YAML is valid, and produces the following structure (outputed with Data::Printer) : 

\ {
    plack_middlewares   [
        [0] [
            [0] "Debug",
            [1] "panels",
            [2] [
                [0] "Memory",
                [1] "Timer", 
           ]
        ]
    ]
}

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But the middleware doesn't work in this case. What have I missed?

I've followed the examples from here and there: 

http://advent.perldancer.org/2011/16
http://search.cpan.org/dist/Dancer/lib/Dancer/Cookbook.pod#Plack_middl
+ewares

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