in reply to New module usage
It will use the one installed on the system before the one you have modified. I ran into the same problem while making a bug fix in a module I've written. I got my script to see the correct module by using the command line switch -I. (that's a dot). That will make the current directory the first entry in @INC, which means it will be searched first for modules. That should cause your module to be located before the installed one and used instead.
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