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There are a number of issues when it comes to handling lcow, wcow, and lcol, in docker compose override. It needs to be overhauled to handle all three gracefully
Instead of Putting values of always putting variables in directly using bash in directions, for linux containers, this should be done, but for windows containers instead the variable names should be put in, this way bash path conversions will convert them to windows paths. This will work for both environment variables and volumes
Since a large part of the dynamic volume code will have to be rewritten for this, we should take the time to support mount instead of volumes: Proposed ideas
While arrays will still be supported, arrays will be internally converted to environment variables PROJECT_MOUNT_3, etc...
There will be a number of variables to check, PROJECT_MOUNT_SOURCE_1, PROJECT_MOUNT_DESTINATION_1, PROJECT_MOUNT_TYPE_1 (where type can be auto filled in based on if it starts with a / or not. Maybe even optional PROJECT_MOUNT_READONLY_1, etc...
Direct VOLUME support will be discontinued, it will always translate into volume.
The behavior of directories being created if they don't exist will not be replicated
optional idea: Volumes can even be added to the volumes: section.
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There are a number of issues when it comes to handling lcow, wcow, and lcol, in docker compose override. It needs to be overhauled to handle all three gracefully
mount
instead ofvolumes
: Proposed ideasPROJECT_MOUNT_3
, etc...PROJECT_MOUNT_SOURCE_1
,PROJECT_MOUNT_DESTINATION_1
,PROJECT_MOUNT_TYPE_1
(where type can be auto filled in based on if it starts with a/
or not. Maybe even optionalPROJECT_MOUNT_READONLY_1
, etc...VOLUME
support will be discontinued, it will always translate into volume.The behavior of directories being created if they don't exist will not be replicatedvolumes:
section.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: