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The call is in line 36 of Email::MIME::CreateHTML::Resolver::Filesystem (permalink to source).

I said I was not sure about read_file in File::Slurp to use options when the file size is less than 100K (permalink to source), but it seems to happen only on default reads from pseudofiles and when no options where provided.

I'll try to "monkeypatch" one of these functions/methods...


In reply to Re^2: How to bypass File::Slurp when it is required by another module? (monkeypatch) by vitoco
in thread How to bypass File::Slurp when it is required by another module? by vitoco

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