Make Rails.public_path return a Pathname #7825
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👍 looks useful, and seems like Pathname behaves as a string in most circumstances so backwards compatibility wouldn't be an issue. |
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Make Rails.public_path return a Pathname
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I've discussed with @tenderlove earlier, and it seems like it make sense to make
Rails.public_patha Pathname, so you can call Pathname methods on it, such as.join. I think this is a useful addition to this method.