[PAUSED] Fix for predict file type when directory is provided as input #1422
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Christian8491
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| # if the input is a directory and files do not have extension we want to raise an error | ||
| if name_file[-1] == "/" and extension == "": | ||
| all_files = os.listdir(name_file) |
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Something is wrong here. If we are creating a table from a folder, we will get the files listed out by the C++ layer. I cant remember where or how that happens, but the python layer cant be the one doing it. If you have an HDFS or S3 or GCS filesystem, python cant do os.listdir
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This PR closes #1420