Sort directories returned by os.walk #1
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When Python returns directories from os.walk (which uses os.listdir), they are in an arbitrary order on some OSes (Ubuntu, etc) per the Python documentation. Adding a .sort() in the process resolves this issue, ensuring that directories are sorted properly and processed in the correct order.
I've moved to Hugo for my blog, so this repo is basically abandonware at this point, especially since it was a fork of the already-abandoned old version of Hyde. |
No worries, I moved over to Hugo too. :)
Thanks again for your great blog!
… On Nov 24, 2016, at 04:18, Steve Losh ***@***.***> wrote:
I've moved to Hugo for my blog, so this repo is basically abandonware at this point, especially since it was a fork of the already-abandoned old version of Hyde.
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When Python returns directories from os.walk (which uses os.listdir),
they are in an arbitrary order on some OSes (Ubuntu, etc) per the Python
documentation. Adding a .sort() in the process resolves this issue,
ensuring that directories are sorted properly and processed in the
correct order.