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Looks like the four calls to File.toPath should catch InvalidPathException and try to fall back gracefully to some other behavior; and Files.walkFileTree ought to be used where applicable. Not clear whether this would help the users who claim to be using UTF-8 already, or not using non-ASCII characters at all; they may be seeing an unrelated bug. Generally speaking, using java.nio.file methods is preferable because they give meaningful exceptions rather than just returning false when something is wrong.