> Thanks Gopal. Yeah I'm using CloudBerry. Storage is Azure.
Makes sense, only an object store would have this.
> Are you saying this 0000_0,1,2,3 are directories ?.
No, only the zero size "files".
This is really for compat with regular filesystems.
If you have /tmp/1/foo in an object store that's a single key. That does not
imply you'll find "/tmp" or "/tmp/1" in the object store keys.
A FileSystem however assumes parent directories are "real things", so any
FileSystem abstraction has to maintain "/tmp", "/tmp/1/" and "/tmp/1/foo" to
keep up the basic compatibility requirements of fs.exists("/tmp").
Cheers,
Gopal
