On 04/06/2016 12:32 PM, Paul Moore wrote:
But I'm not one of the people who disliked using .path, so I'm probably not best placed to judge. It would be good if someone who *does* feel strongly could explain why fspath(pathobj) is better than pathobj.path.
fspath() would be useful because you can pass it a str or a Path and get a str back (or an exception if you pass the wrong thing in).
Just like with Path you can pass a str or a Path get a Path back (or an exception if ...).
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