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Fix path separator on Windows distributions #275
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Do we need the same construct here too?
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I tried this, and found some instances that raised the same error, so I believe now that the issue is more general.
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In that case should the other instance of this
if
clause be adjusted to not have themode == 'text'
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Perhaps, although given the failure is rising in particular from
open(...)
, wherenew_prefix
(from this scope) is never used, I would suggest these conversions serve different purposes - I would imagine altering the representation of Windows filepaths to Linux filepaths isn't as well supported in Windows binary applications as in Python. Regardless, I feel more comfortable making the minimal change, and the above change doesn't propagate further than the current Python process.