LOAD CSV WITH HEADERS from empty file #9183
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When calling `LOAD CSV WITH HEADERS FROM $url` where `$url` is an empty file we should not fail with a `java.util.NoSuchElementException: next on empty iterator` but handle it gracefully.
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fixes #9130 |
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When calling
LOAD CSV WITH HEADERS FROM $urlwhere$urlis an emptyfile we should not fail with a
java.util.NoSuchElementException: next on empty iteratorbut handleit gracefully.
Note that the failing docs build is expected and is true for all 2.3 builds
changelog: Fixed an unnecessary error when loading an empty file using LOAD CSV WITH HEADERS