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    DO NOT use this in code that is ever likely to be installed via cpan or
    other package manager.

 DESCRIPTION

    This module was inspired by Catalyst::Utils->home() to obtain the root
    directory for obtaining application code and self-contained support
    data in directories relative to the distribution root. It does this by
    returning a Path::Tiny object which has a very nice interface. However
    Catalyst::Utils->home only works for perl classes. This works for class
    files and perl scripts via examining (caller)[1] and thus should never
    be used in code that will be instaled via a cpan client or other
    package manager.

    Sometimes support libaries will also live in the t/lib directory and
    the script/lib directory. dist_home will ignore these lib directories
    as part of finding the distribution root. Future versions of this
    module may make the list of what directories to ignore other lib sub
    directories user-configurable (patches welcome).

    If you want to modify @INC with the import syntax in the second example

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DO NOT use this in code that is B<ever> likely to be installed via cpan
or other package manager.

=head2 DESCRIPTION

This module was inspired by Catalyst::Utils->home() to obtain the root
directory for obtaining application code and self-contained support data in
directories relative to the distribution root.  It does this by returning a
L<Path::Tiny> object which has a very nice interface.  However
Catalyst::Utils->home only works for perl classes.  This works for class
files and perl scripts via examining C<(caller)[1]> and thus should
B<never> be used in code that will be instaled via a cpan client or other
package manager.

Sometimes support libaries will also live in the C<t/lib> directory and the
C<script/lib> directory.  C<dist_home> will ignore these C<lib> directories
as part of finding the distribution root.  Future versions of this module
may make the list of what directories to ignore other C<lib> sub directories
user-configurable (patches welcome).

If you want to modify C<@INC> with the import syntax in the second example