Given this Path object in Java:

Path path = Path.of("foo", "bar");

I would like to convert it into a String, always using the UNIX path separator, even on Windows.

When I convert it into a String (using path.toString()), if I am running on Windows, I get "foo\bar".

How can I reliably get "foo/bar"?

Are there any other solutions except a) stop using a Path altogether, or b) adding .replace("\", "/), which would introduce a platform-specific fix?