gnodet opened a new pull request, #29148:
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel/pull/29148
## Summary
Fixes the `4.18.x` docs build failing with `ENOENT: no such file or
directory` during the `symlink:json:others` Gulp task.
## Root Cause
The backport of CAMEL-25886 added
`SftpConsumerJailStartingDirectorySymlinkIT`, which creates dangling symbolic
links under `camel-ftp/target/ftp/...` during integration tests. The
`symlink:json:others` Gulp task uses the glob
`../components/{*,*/*,*/*/*}/src/generated/resources/*.json`, which traverses
into `target/` subdirectories during expansion. When the glob engine calls
`stat()` on a dangling symlink it encounters there, Node.js throws `ENOENT`,
crashing the build.
This issue only affects `camel-4.18.x` — the `docs/gulpfile.js` does not
exist on `main` or `camel-4.22.x`.
## Fix
Add `'!../components/**/target/**'` as a negative glob exclusion to the
`others/json` source array in `docs/gulpfile.js`. This tells Gulp's `glob` to
skip the `target/` directories entirely during traversal, avoiding any dangling
symlinks created by test infrastructure.
## Tests
No Java test change — this is a docs build tooling fix. The test that
creates the dangling symlinks (`SftpConsumerJailStartingDirectorySymlinkIT`)
remains unchanged; the fix ensures the docs build task no longer traverses into
`target/` where those symlinks live.
Fixes https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-26497
_Hermes Agent (Claude Sonnet) on behalf of Guillaume Nodet_
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