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consider replacing os.path uses with pathlib
See original GitHub issueThe standard python library pathlib makes interactions with paths much easier. We should consider replacing the old os.path with the pathlib functions.
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Hi, @silvasara and I would like to work on this issue. Is this still relevant?
Feel free to take it @jps12 I’d suggest to split up in multiple pieces to make it easier to review e.g. doing < 200 lines of diff and then do a PR to the repository.