Remote cwd overuse #238
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Remote cwd overuse #238
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This is a proposed fix for #236, absolute paths now shortcut to being used without calling pwd directly.
This also uses
._cwdto stash the current working directory. If the attribute exists, that is used instead of the cwd. I think this is the only allowed way to change the path; if('cd', ...)is called directly through the machine it will not change the stash here. This is similar to the old behavior in < 1.6.0, but still keeping the immutable nature of the 1.6.0 paths.