Replace many instances of `os.path.join()` with the corresponding `Pathlib.path /` syntax

[jlnav]

Python's os module can combine filepaths with os.path.join(), e.g.

import os

home = "/user/home"

project_directory = "my_project/directory"

complete_path = os.path.join(home, project_directory)

This is fine, but a Path from pathlib.Path can be combined with another simply with /:

from pathlib import Path

home = Path("/user/home")

project_directory = Path("my_project/directory")

complete_path = home / project_directory

This has other benefits; Path objects can, of course, are filepath objects instead of strings.

We'd appreciate help replacing most instances of os.path.join on strings with the corresponding pathlib syntax on Paths.

[soto-raul]

Hello! If it's still available I'd like to contribute, is it okay if I pick this one up?

[jlnav]

Hi @soto-raul ! You're welcome to contribute and address this issue. Please let us know if you have any questions.

[soto-raul]

Awesome, thanks! Actually, since you mentioned that most instances of os.path.join should be replaced, are there any particular cases where I should leave its usage as is instead of using a Path?

[jlnav]

Perhaps any file that is prefixed with test_ can be left alone