[IO-783] Remove NTFS ADS separator check in FilenameUtils.getExtension #629
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…nsion on Windows - Removed the NTFS ADS separator (colon) validation from the indexOfExtension method. - Ensured FilenameUtils.getExtension method works OS independently. This fix addresses the issue where the presence of a colon in filenames caused IllegalArgumentException on Windows only.
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I don't think we should ping back and forth between releases in behavior... While this class suffers from some fundamental issues, this change will cause more problems since a feature now disappeared... |
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Summary
This PR addresses issue IO-783 by removing the NTFS ADS separator (colon) check from the
FilenameUtils.getExtensionmethod to ensure OS independence.Changes
indexOfExtensionmethod inFilenameUtils.FilenameUtils.getExtensionmethod to process filenames regardless of the operating system.