Specify custom container mount paths using the host:container format#63
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LGTM - Thanks @amine-mejaouel There are some tests failing from the changes currently 😕 |
Docker already handles that case. Copilot_here will display a detailed error message to the user to correct his path if needed.
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Thanks @GordonBeeming , I removed that test. It enforces absolute paths for mounts. |
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This PR is related to #62 , it introduces support to specify custom container mount paths using the
host:containerformat, alongside improvements to mount parsing and handling.The changes update both the CLI and mount configuration file handling,, and refactor the
MountEntrystructure to support both host and container paths. Documentation and tests are updated accordingly.With that it should be possible to do mounting this way:
copilot_here --mount ~/toto:~/titiAnd also to edit mount config by the same manner:
copilot_here --save-mount-global ~/test/test:~/x/y