resolve startpath/fspath parameter regressions
See original GitHub issuethe introductin of various startpath
/fspath
hooks in the hookspecs
as a non-optional and non-inmplied parameter is practically a api breaking change
back in 2018 i decoded to close the upstream issue in https://github.com/pytest-dev/pluggy/issues/15 as its pretty much insanely complex to alter the hooks where callers and callees are not under good control
the pr adding them is #8144
CC @bluetech
i believe/fear the correct solution would be to deprecate the old hook names, introduce a new hook version and have invoking/implementing the old one trigger a deprecation warning
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@bluetech @nicoddemus i have an idea for a potential solution,
im wireing up a POC now that will get us backward-compatibility
Ahh thanks, I missed that. Can we turn that into an issue?