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For a Perl module I'm writing, I use Test::PerlTidy. My tests pass just fine. However, I'm also using dzil. The t/perltidy.t tests pass when I run them, but dzil test doesn't appear to be copying the perltidyrc file into the ./build directory, so the tests fail there.

Thus, to get the CI passing, I'm converting that to a TODO test until I can figure out what I missed.

How do I get dzil test to copy that file over?

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It was a typo in my perltidy.t test. I referred to perltidy, not perltidyrc. My tests ordinarily picked it up because it could see my .perltidyrc file, but dzil test doesn't copy that over. The tests however, were supposed to point to ./t/perltidyrc.

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