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Because, I forgot to implement it when I first wrote the test at 535b39d **Note:** I replaced `os.path.isfile` by `pathlib.Path(<any-path>).is_file()` because: - It seems that when trying to mock `isfile` function, doesn't work as expected (is completely ignored, unless we import the whole `os.path` module) - Given the above situation, we must modify the import, so better use the `pathlib` implementation, wich it has several advantages (it handles any kind of path automatically, no matter the platform)
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Because, I forgot to implement it when I first wrote the test at 535b39d
Note: I replaced
os.path.isfilebypathlib.Path(<any-path>).is_file()because:isfilefunction, doesn't work as expected (is completely ignored, unless we import the wholeos.pathmodule)pathlibimplementation, wich it has several advantages (it handles any kind of path automatically, no matter the platform)