Is it possible that Mojo::Server::Morbo uses the correct version of B and that overrides my "use lib" and the bogus b.pm it puts in @INC?

Looking at what happens on my own case-insensitive system (Windows 11), it would be quite possible that Mojo::Server::Morbo loads b.pm without issue - but it would need to also load the appropriate "object" version (1.68) to avoid that "version mismatch" error.

Does "use lib" specify a fully-qualified path, or does it specify a relative path (ie relative to ".") ?
If it's a relative path, then Mojo::Server::Morbo might not be able to find b.pm (because it has a different idea about the location of ".").
Therefore, it would have to look elsewhere, and eventually load the correct B.pm.

My guess is that Mojo::Server::Morbo is loading (the correct) "B.pm", but I can't rule out the possibility that it's happily loading "b.pm".
If you're able to temporarily edit or rename or remove this "b.pm", then you might get a better idea of what's happening.
Better still, I think, if the opportunity to remove "b.pm" permanently exists.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^9: object version does not match by syphilis
in thread object version does not match by Anonymous Monk

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