Those two tricks are especially useful when refactoring big codebase from Perl 5 to Perl 6. Such process may take weeks or even a months, and you will encounter two cases:
1. Some features are still in Perl 5, some are fully refactored to Perl 6. So you want to
run separate Perl 5 and Perl 6 test files on single prove command. Prove is not very smart. It does not peek into test files to use correct interpreter (Perl 5 is assumed) and it does not recognize ".t6" extension some people use. But there is a solution. First create your test files.…