When filenames are specified in the properties file, it is possible that one adds by accident a space in the end of the filename. This cannot be seen in a text editor, but quest will read the space as part of the filename and will try to find that. This will result in a FileNotFound exception, which will be very difficult to debug, because trailing spaces are not visible
I lost about 4 hours struggling to find why Giza file was not being read
The right behaviour is to trim the values of the properties files
When filenames are specified in the properties file, it is possible that one adds by accident a space in the end of the filename. This cannot be seen in a text editor, but quest will read the space as part of the filename and will try to find that. This will result in a FileNotFound exception, which will be very difficult to debug, because trailing spaces are not visible
I lost about 4 hours struggling to find why Giza file was not being read
The right behaviour is to trim the values of the properties files