remote: don't use PathInfo.from_posix #3637
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Apr 15, 2020
Using it to load dirs takes around 50 sec compared to 0.4 with simple `replace()`. Path objects are great, but not when you need lots of them. Related to iterative#3635
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Using it to load dirs takes around 50 sec compared to 0.4 with simple
replace(). Path objects are great, but not when you need lots of them.Related to #3635
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