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  use Class::Refresh track_require => 1;

If set, a C<require()> hook will be installed to track modules which are
loaded. This will make the list of modules to reload when C<refresh> is called
more accurate, but may cause issues with other modules which hook into
C<require> (since the hook is global).

=back

This module has several limitations, due to reloading modules in this way being
an inherently fragile operation. Therefore, this module is recommended for use
only in development environments - it should not be used for reloading things
in production.

It makes several assumptions about how code is structured that simplify the
logic involved quite a bit, and make it more reliable when those assumptions
hold, but do make it inappropriate for use in certain cases. For instance, this
module is named C<Class::Refresh> for a reason: it is only intended for
refreshing classes, where each file contains a single namespace, and each
namespace corresponds to a single file, and all function calls happen through
method dispatch. Unlike L<Module::Refresh>, which makes an effort to track the