Silence hadoop-azure errors logged for virtual directories listings, … - #26972
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…keeping real date parse failures visible
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…keeping real date parse failures visible
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While using azure blob storage with data lake, I noticed excessive logs of that kind:
2026-08-11 16:24:40,382 ERROR: org.apache.hadoop.fs.azurebfs.utils.DateTimeUtils - Failed to parse the date nullThis happens because virtual directories in flat-namespace blob listings have no Last-Modified property.
The filter is deliberately narrow, and date parse failures for any other value are still logged.
How Has This Been Tested?