Fix PosixPath returned from default_dir() #251
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The default_dir() needs to return a string, but #196 made it return a PosixPath. This manifested as new users unable to open files, but established users could, because last_dir was pulled from the config instead of the platform module.
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This fix works for me on Ubuntu 22.04, python 3.10.6 |
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Awesome, thanks for the quick check @UtahDave ! |
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The default_dir() needs to return a string, but #196 made it return
a PosixPath. This manifested as new users unable to open files, but
established users could, because last_dir was pulled from the config
instead of the platform module.