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GH-116380: Support dir_fd argument in glob._Globber. - #117737
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Add support for globbing relative to a file descriptor in our internal `glob._Globber` class. This is necessary for unifying the `glob` and `pathlib` globbing implementations. The new functionality isn't exposed in `pathlib.Path.glob()`. It easily could be.
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Closing - I've folded this back into #116392. |
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Add support for globbing relative to a file descriptor in our internal glob._Globber class. This is necessary for unifying the glob and pathlib globbing implementations.
The new functionality isn't exposed in pathlib.Path.glob(). It easily could be.