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Consider explaining the difference between path concatenation operators @@ and </> #2329

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teo-tsirpanis opened this issue Jun 7, 2019 · 1 comment

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This source file provides two operators for combining file paths: @@, and </>. Both have the same documentation, yet a slightly different implementation. My codebase uses both of them without a problem, and even by looking at their source code, I cannot understand what the difference between them is.

I think that documenting what makes them different would have been very helpful. Another idea is to deprecate one of them.

@matthid matthid closed this as completed in 9789bb0 Jun 8, 2019
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matthid commented Jun 8, 2019

Thanks for reporting, hope 9789bb0 helps :)

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