Added "use Try::Tiny" to fix Try::Tiny not being included as dependency #9
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Added "use Try::Tiny" to fix Try::Tiny not being included as dependency
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We had an issue with a broken Moose install on one of our machines (for some reason none of its dependencies were installed). However when we were trying to install MooseX::NonMoose it was failing the tests due to Try::Tiny not being in the dependencies yet being called cirectly in one of the modules. Adding a "use Try::Tiny" fixes this and allows dzils AutoPrereqs to pick up ther requirement.