no, moose doesn't automatically inline constructors, i was just getting my own constructor back

1 files changed, 4 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/t/005-moose.t b/t/005-moose.t
index 64b3c8f..80bb87f 100644
--- a/t/005-moose.t
+++ b/t/005-moose.t
@@ -40,8 +40,8 @@ package main;
 my $foo_othersub = Foo::OtherSub->new;
 isa_ok $foo_othersub, 'Foo';
 is $foo_othersub->foo, 'FOO', 'inheritance works (immutable when extending)';
-ok(Foo::OtherSub->meta->has_method('new'),
-   'Foo::OtherSub has its own inlined constructor (immutable when extending)');
+ok(!Foo::OtherSub->meta->has_method('new'),
+   'Foo::OtherSub doesn\'t have its own new method (immutable when extending)');
 ok(!Foo::OtherSub->meta->constructor_class->meta->isa('Moose::Meta::Class'),
    'Foo::OtherSub\'s constructor class hasn\'t had any roles applied to it (immutable when extending)');
 
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ Foo::OtherSub->meta->make_immutable;
 $foo_othersub = Foo::OtherSub->new;
 isa_ok $foo_othersub, 'Foo';
 is $foo_othersub->foo, 'FOO', 'inheritance works (all immutable)';
-ok(Foo::OtherSub->meta->has_method('new'),
-   'Foo::OtherSub has its own inlined constructor (all immutable)');
+ok(!Foo::OtherSub->meta->has_method('new'),
+   'Foo::OtherSub doesn\'t have its own new method (all immutable)');
 ok(!Foo::OtherSub->meta->constructor_class->meta->isa('Moose::Meta::Class'),
    'Foo::OtherSub\'s constructor class hasn\'t had any roles applied to it (all immutable)');