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Uniform path referencing that is compatible with all OS

See original GitHub issue

Requirement

Use pathlib to deal with all file paths (from config or in code) so that the code is OS agnostic

Pre-requisite

Elementary knowledge of Python

Dependencies

None

Description

Use pathlib in all instances of referencing files throughout the project.

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 4 years ago
Comments:7 (5 by maintainers)

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vishakha-lallcommented, Mar 4, 2020

@hritikpapa, sure! Go ahead. However, make sure you use the pathlib module. More details here

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vishakha-lallcommented, Mar 2, 2020

@gabbyprecious what is the status on this? How much longer do you think you need before you can to create a PR? Please track your progress here. If you are unable to work on the issue currently, please inform the community, so that we can assign this to someone else.

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