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Author r.david.murray
Recipients cvrebert, joca.bt, pitrou, r.david.murray
Date 2014-08-29.23:07:43
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I'm not sure that a trailing '/' is a "path characteristic" in the same sense that a symlink is.  Whether the path has a trailing slash or not has meaning both to the user and to the OS.  pathlib isn't just modeling actual path objects on the file system, but the abstract concept of a path, and in the abstract context the presence or absence of a trailing '/' as meaning.

But that's a wider discussion than this issue :)
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