Hey @hden -- two thoughts

1. How come you made a pull request to a repo you own? 😆
2. Is it really standard to call out to path instead of using string concatenation? In NodeBB, I typically just use string concat when it's very obviously in the same directory (e.g. fs.access(__dirname + '/foo.bar', noop);), but path.join() when it's up a directory or otherwise complicated (e.g. path.join(__dirname, '../../node_modules/async/library.js');)

Just looking to learn more about how others code 😄

@julianlam Thanks for asking.

1. I just want the CI to run before merging to master. 😆
2. By standard I meant feross/standard, the coding style. Please see Disallow string concatenation when using __dirname and __filename (no-path-concat) standard/standard#403 for underlying rationales.

Interesting! Thank you for sharing.