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jbernard
commented on July 19, 2024
* GaryO <[email protected]> wrote:
I've been using this for some years on Windows, Mac and Linux to
manage my dotfiles, and just recently updated to latest version. I
notice you removed Windows symlink support in 48e781, which I added a
very long time ago. Just wondering if that was intentional.
Sorry about that, I was thinking that python3 resolved this and that
compatibility code was no longer necessary, but I could certainly be
wrong about that. It was not intentional to cause a regression. I'll
try to post an update soon, within the week hopefully.
ā¦--
Jon
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jbernard
commented on July 19, 2024
Some time ago I switched to pylib, which simplified the code substantially and I thought windows was supported as well. It's in maintenance mode now and python's pathlib appears to be the standard over os.path - and has nearly a one-to-one mapping of methods from pylib. There's a compatibility module pathlib2 for pre python 3.4 which should allow the functionality to be realized by any supported version of python (including 2.7). So my plan is to migrate to pathlib. Do you see any problems with this approach? Does pathlib work reliably on your platform in general?
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WaterSibilantFalling
commented on July 19, 2024
@garyo @jbernard : was there a resolution to this?
Does dotfiles work within a Windows 10, python 3 environment?
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jbernard
commented on July 19, 2024
It should - Iām only using one package (click) for the CLI, everything else is in the standard library. Specifically pathlib which claims to support Windows without issue, though how true remains untested in this context. Either way, if there are issues on Windows I will try to fix them, I do care about that platform and I consider failures there to be a bug.
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