davsclaus opened a new pull request, #26614:
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel/pull/26614
## Description
A route reading from the directory the application runs in never delivered a
file and never said why:
```yaml
- route:
from:
uri: "file:.?noop=true&include=order.json"
steps:
- log: "READ ${header.CamelFileName}"
```
The route started and stayed silent; `file:./` the same; a `pollEnrich` with
`file://.?fileName=order.json` returned null. `file:sub` and an absolute path
work.
Cause: `FileConsumer.listFiles` returns nothing when the directory is hidden
and hidden directories are not included, and `new File(".").isHidden()` is
true, because `java.io.File.isHidden` only looks at whether the name starts
with a dot. The current directory (and `..`) is not hidden; its name is.
The fix exempts `.`, `..` and an empty name from that check. Sub-directories
keep the existing rule in `isMatchedHiddenFile` (a sub-directory named with a
leading dot is hidden).
Found by a local model in the round-2 benchmark on the camel-jbang-examples
ladder: two of six examples read a file next to the route with `file:.` and got
no output and no message. A person writing the same gets the same silence.
## Tests
- `FileConsumeCurrentDirTest` (camel-core, where the file consumer tests
live): `file:.` and `file:./` with an `include` on a file created in the
working directory. Fails 2/2 without the fix, passes with it.
- `FileConsumeHiddenDirsTest` and `FileConsumeHiddenFilesTest` still pass.
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