Github user HyukjinKwon commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/15866
Thank you Sean. Actually, this is a bit annoying.
Here is what happens in the original test.
1. Writes a file to read back by `wholeTextFiles`.
```scala
scala> new File("C:\\a", "/part-0000")
res10: java.io.File = C:\a\part-0000
```
2. and then save the path in a map, `container`.
```scala
scala> val container = Map("C:\\a/part-0000" -> "contents")
res1: scala.collection.immutable.Map[String,String] = Map(C:\a/part-0000
-> contents)
```
3. then it compares the key in `container` to the collected paths from
`wholeTextFiles`. The path should be
```scala
scala> val path = "file:/C:/a/part-0000"
path: String = file:/C:/a/part-0000
scala> val actualPath = new URI(path).getPath
res2: String = /C:/a/part-0000
scala>
```
4. it ends up with..
```scala
scala> container.contains(actualPath)
res4: Boolean = false
```
Just FWIW, (at least for myself to note this problem somewhere and re-visit
sometime), it seems both back-slash and slash are fine with `java.io.File`.
```scala
scala> new File("C:/a")
res9: java.io.File = C:\a
scala> new File("C:\\a", "/part-0000")
res10: java.io.File = C:\a\part-0000
```
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