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Describe the bug
When specifying uid/gid mappings for a mount, you can use the same uid/gid in more than one mapping. This creates confusion as it is not clear which map should be used.
To Reproduce
How, and what happened?
multipass mount dir instance:dir -u 1000:2000 -u 1000:3000 -u 3000:2000
Now it's not clear if a host file owned by 1000 should be owned 2000 or 3000 in the VM or if a remote file owned by 2000 should be owned by 1000 or 3000 on the host.
Expected behavior
Throw an error when an attempted mount does not have a one-to-one correspondence between its mapped uids/gids.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
When specifying uid/gid mappings for a mount, you can use the same uid/gid in more than one mapping. This creates confusion as it is not clear which map should be used.
To Reproduce
How, and what happened?
multipass mount dir instance:dir -u 1000:2000 -u 1000:3000 -u 3000:2000
Expected behavior
Throw an error when an attempted
mount
does not have a one-to-one correspondence between its mapped uids/gids.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: