Fix pathing issue on Windows and Cleanup Typing #393
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actual path objects instead of strings for nicer typing and more pythonic code
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Living up to the username @pyth0n1c 😉 This is much better than my proposed fix! |
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A PR came in from @0xC0FFEEEE here with a fix for release_notes on Windows:
#391 (review)
Based on my comment, we may want to convert the names of these directories, which are currently a string, to paths so that we can be a bit more pythonic.
@0xC0FFEEEE , could you give your thoughts on whether this ALSO fixes your issue while improving the code in a different way as well?
Thanks!