I really like pathlib.

But for a while is was painful to use, 'cause there was som much code that
still used strings for paths. That was made a lot better when we introduced
the __fspath__ protocol, and then updated the standard library to use it
(everywhere?).

But there are still a few that bug me. For instance:

__file__ is a path represented as a string. It's not too big a deal to wrap
it in Path(), but it still annoys me.

So: would it be entirely too disruptive to replace these kinds of things
with Path objects?

-CHB





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