Fix show in file manager. #676
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Pull request overview
This PR fixes a file manager opening issue in Python 3.13 where as_posix() was generating paths with leading forward slashes (/////) on Windows, preventing the file manager from opening correctly.
Changes:
- Changed path conversion method from
as_posix()tostr()to ensure proper path formatting for the file manager on Windows
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This PR fixes an issue with opening the file manager, I think in Python 3.13. Using
as_posix()resulted in leading/////in the internal representation of Windows paths for show in file manager. This is now changed to usstr().