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[jira] [Created] (BEAM-2069) Remove
FileSystem.getCurrentDirectory()?
Stephen Sisk created BEAM-2069:
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Summary: Remove FileSystem.getCurrentDirectory()?
Key: BEAM-2069
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEAM-2069
Project: Beam
Issue Type: Bug
Components: sdk-java-core
Reporter: Stephen Sisk
Assignee: Davor Bonaci
Beam FileSystem currently has a getCurrentDirectory method that returns the current resource id if it's a directory, or the parent directory if it's a directory.
To implement this you need to know whether or not a particular path is a directory or not.
I'm trying to implement the Hadoop FileSystem implementation, and it's not clear if it's possible. Hadoop's Paths do not end a / if they are a directory (they are stripped), nor do hadoop paths tell you if something is a directory, so it's not possible to determine if a given path is a file that does not have a suffix, or a directory.
It's not clear to me that all file systems can determine whether a path is a directory and thus I don't believe it can be implemented reliably.
The only usages of getCurrentDirectory that I could find are in tests so it's not clear we actually need this.
I propose that we remove this method.
cc [~davor]
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