use .files() methods from importlib.resources to find the package directory #379
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closes #376
let's embrace the future @kylebarron and depends on features that were added in python 3.9 😄
summary
importlib.resources.path()
to find the path forrio_tiler/cmap_data
.path()
had to be a file ... but it worked with a directory... it's not the case anymore with 3.9.files()
) was added to 3.9, and it gives the result we were hopping for.