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Pathlib and os.path are largely similar, and we use both fluently throughout EDMC.
Pathlib is a newer library since Python 3.4+ (I think).
Since 3.6, pip 519 allows pathlib Paths to be passed as inputs to the functions to os.path. Why keep two different parallel dependencies around?
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Pathlib and os.path are largely similar, and we use both fluently throughout EDMC.
Pathlib is a newer library since Python 3.4+ (I think).
Since 3.6, pip 519 allows pathlib Paths to be passed as inputs to the functions to os.path. Why keep two different parallel dependencies around?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: