On 2015-07-19 13:50, Pascal Schumacher wrote:
Imho we should close it as "won't fix", because it's a breaking change and the current behavior makes more sense.
+1, we should return 0 if it is a zero byte file(i.e. in bash terms, test -s <path> should return 0). If the file itself doesn't exist the current behaviour of throwing an exception is correct imho. Thanks
-- Thank you, Balachandran S
