Fix for bug in Exobrain::Config->write_config #65
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…G} set New tests in t/config.t to test the fix and improve coverage
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Here is a PR to fix a simple bug in Exobrain::Config->write_config. Thanks to a missing $ symbol the method would attempt to write to a non-existent path if $ENV{EXOBRAIN_CONFIG} had been set. This now seems to work as intended. Some tests have also been added to t/config.t to test this and improve the coverage.
This PR has been created as part of the CPAN PR Challenge - thanks for participating.