Fix Sub::Defer but without the sub names #8
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…4, RT#120129)" This reverts commit c8f752e.
This is to maintain compatibility with modules that declare types but never use them. In 0.49, this could cause an exception if Sub::Defer::undefer_all was called.
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Ping. @autarch, any thoughts on this? See moose/MooseX-Types-LoadableClass#3 also. |
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I don't really have any thoughts. I'm not sure what's up with LoadableClass. I'm not using MX-Types in new code myself. |
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The PR I linked to fixed the particular issue in LoadableClass, which was declaring a type that was never actually defined. It instead replaced the declared version with the |
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Is there any chance this could get reviewed? |
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This is the same as #7 but with the commit for the sub names dropped. That commit causes test failures depending on load order.