Any reason you didn't provide your tests? Because my testing confirms what I said. 

$ perl -e'
   use feature qw( try );
   use Try::Tiny;
   try { };
   CORE::say "ok";
'
syntax error at -e line 4, near "};"
Execution of -e aborted due to compilation errors.

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vs 

$ perl -e'
   use Try::Tiny;
   use feature qw( try );
   try { };
   CORE::say "ok";
'
syntax error at -e line 4, near "};"
Execution of -e aborted due to compilation errors.

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And 

$ perl -e'
   use feature qw( try );
   use Try::Tiny;
   { no feature qw( try ); try { }; }
   CORE::say "ok";
'
ok

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vs 

$ perl -e'
   use Try::Tiny;
   use feature qw( try );
   { no feature qw( try ); try { }; }
   CORE::say "ok";
'
ok

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So I repeat: The order in which they are loaded is irrelevant, and what matters is if the feature is enabled or not when the try is encountered.

In reply to Re^6: Try::Tiny and -E by ikegami
in thread Try::Tiny and -E by 1nickt

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