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…anduser() They are now supported in bytes paths as well as in string paths.
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…r() (GH-117504) They are now supported in bytes paths as well as in string paths.
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…ath.expanduser() (pythonGH-117504) They are now supported in bytes paths as well as in string paths. (cherry picked from commit 51132da) Co-authored-by: Serhiy Storchaka <storchaka@gmail.com>
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Bug report
Currently
posixpath.expanduser()
only supports ASCII user names in bytes paths. It supports non-ASCII user names in string paths.ntpath.expanduser()
also "supports" non-ASCII user names (although this support is only a guess, but non-ASCII user names are not discriminated).So I consider is as a bug.
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