It goes away as soon as you put the MooseX::Types declaration into its own package. Which one does pretty often, since reusing types and coercions produces more

It goes away as soon as you put the MooseX::Types declaration into its own package. Which one does pretty often, since reusing types and coercions produces more maintainable code in general. The title of that library isn't "Organise your Moose types in libraries" without reason :)