`/dev/fd/` is a pretty general workaround, if it works at all.
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Uff, according to https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/97897 they're only
adding mkfifoat() in version 13 which isn't even released yet. If that's an
actual fact, this is something we'll want to at least document more visibly.
I'd suggest folks interested in OS X take a closer look at this
mknodat() sure, but I'm very reluctant to go that way. If we slip on one
POSIX.1-2008 requirement then we enter a slipperly slope and that's how ugly
compatibility cruft starts accumulating, and ends up hurting future
developments. If we workaround the missing mkfifoat() for OS X now, then
