David Barnett added the comment:
Right, and to clarify a bit further why I didn't just use A.resolve() ==
B.resolve() from the beginning, this is in a unit test where the equality check
wasn't in my code. I wanted to assert I received a certain call on my mock, like
mock_open_method.assert_called_once_with(pathlib.Path('foo'))
so it's much more convenient to be able to create a path object that matches
with my target path instead of more complicated matching.
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