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[BUG]: Read-only docker mount #580
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I have a read-only docker volume mount that contains a git repo. This repo is an old export from Joplin when I migrated. I refer back to it sometimes from within Jotty. I also sometimes update it via git, and when I do, a webhook tells Komodo to pull the repo (while overwriting any changes), and restarts the Jotty container so it sees the new files. This has worked.... okay, until 1.26.0.
Here's a snip from my compose.yaml
Well, with the newest update, this workflow is broken because of the new migration.
I treat this mount as an archive that I don't want to be externally modified, or shared. I don't intend to request massive changes on your end. I'm just more curious about any architectural changes you might be able to suggest for me to get my container back online. Thank you.
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Add a read-only directory with .md files to a docker mount within /app/data/notes/$username/ and then update to 1.26.0.
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Docker
Jotty Version
1.26.0
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