I cannot figure out what the point of this line of code is...

[shawncrawley]

Take a look at this line of code:

tethys/tethys_cli/docker_commands.py

Line 990 in 32b20eb

if os.path.abspath(__file__).startswith("/"):

Was this meant to detect linux vs Windows? I cannot determine what it would be for otherwise, since on a machine with unix paths the absolute path to that file itself should always start with "/". Part of me wondered if this was a mistake and instead of taking the abspath of __file__ it was supposed to be taking the abspath of value.