What happens when RDC provides a warning for a Native File with 0 KB?

When RDC provides a warning for a Native File with 0 KB, it indicates that the file is empty. This message serves as a notification to the user, highlighting that the file being processed does not contain any data. In practical terms, empty files cannot contribute any content or metadata to a project, which is why the alert about the file being empty is crucial for users to understand.

The other options do not accurately reflect the behavior of the system with regards to a 0 KB file. For instance, while it’s true that no metadata would be loaded since the file is empty, the primary focus of the warning is about the file's content status rather than just the metadata aspect. Similarly, stating that the file is imported without content or halting the import process does not accurately represent the specific action taken by the system in response to an empty file. These considerations emphasize the importance of the warning message that informs users about the file's status effectively.