Migrating to PathLib instead of os.path
See original GitHub issueThe title. A lot of stuff are still using os.path to handle paths, when Pathlib seems to be more appropriate as more recent (and built-in, of course).
In particular, pretty much everything within SceneFileWriter
uses os.path
.
Very easy PR 😉
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hi👋 @huguesdevimeux, I would love to help!
Please go ahead!