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Found the cause of the issue - apparently
named-volumesaren't supported for theonedev/agent- as it cannot retrieve the path on the host - running ofdocker inspect -f "{{range .Mounts}}{{if eq .Destination \"/agent/work\"}}{{.Source}}{{end}}{{end}}" {CONTAINER_ID}- results in an empty response as theSourcefield is not set when using named volumes - at least in this deployment - so I have to figure that one out to get it to work - but maybe the Error message can be a little more explanatory ?? -
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Will improve the error message to emphasize on using bind mount.
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I've looked through the issues, looked through Google - but cannot find any reference to this exception
No any mounting container foundWhen I try to test my remote executor which is running through docker, it throws the exception
No any mounting container found, full stacktrace: