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DevPod Kubernetes provider not handling bind mounts correctly #947
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Hey @nesta219, There are ways around this but none of the ones I'm aware of are easy. |
I've noticed the same using the AWS provider. The workspace directory is not mounted to the container. Should I open a separate issue for the AWS provider mounts? |
@scottwn This issue is about single file mounts not working on kubernetes, what you're describing sounds like a different problem to me. |
@nesta219 could you create a directory such as a etc in your home directory, then create a symlink to the |
What happened?
I wanted to use devcontainer mounts to mount a
pip.conf
file to my DevPod container in order to pull private python dependencies. When I looked at the file on my DevPod's filesystem though, thepip.conf
file was not a file, it was an empty directory.What did you expect to happen instead?
I expected the
pip.conf
file to be created in thetarget
locationHow can we reproduce the bug? (as minimally and precisely as possible)
My
devcontainer.json
:Local Environment:
v0.5.4
DevPod Provider:
v1.28.4
Anything else we need to know?
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