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The pathlib backport module is no longer maintained. The development has moved to the pathlib2 module instead. Quoting from the pathlib's README: "Attention: this backport module isn't maintained anymore. If you want to report issues or contribute patches, please consider the pathlib2 project instead."
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Python 3.2 test fails due to coverage>=4.0 dropped support for it. |
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Curious: why was there a switchover at all? A large part of the appeal of |
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I completely lost your comment, sorry. The reason is simple: naming a third-party module like a stdlib one is a really bad idea. |
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The pathlib backport module is no longer maintained. The development
has moved to the pathlib2 module instead.
Quoting from the pathlib's README:
"Attention: this backport module isn't maintained anymore. If you want
to report issues or contribute patches, please consider the pathlib2
project instead."