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It's common that Magento installations have files in app/etc, pub/media, var/ and other writeable directories that are kept mounted. Platform.sh shows a warning when this happens, as these files would not ordinarily be available.
Magento, during the build process, moves these files to a directory so that they can be copied back into the mount afterwards.
However, it does not then remove these files - causing the warnings to continue to appear.
My proposed solution is that ece-tools deletes the old writeable directories after copying their contents, so that these false-alarm warnings do not appear in the logs.
Preconditions
Typical Magento Build, using the template. Out-of-the-box ECE-tools
Steps to reproduce
Deploy a Magento Instance
Expected result
I should not see errors that "The mount x has a path that overlaps with a non-empty folder"
Actual result
W: The mount '/app/etc' has a path that overlaps with a non-empty folder.
The content of the non-empty folder either comes from:
your git repository (you may have accidentally committed files).
or from the build hook.
Please be aware that this content will not be accessible at runtime.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@navarr hello,
it can be ignored because ece-tools uses the ./init folder to transfer files between phases.
it is an issue with low priority, the internal task will be created
It's common that Magento installations have files in app/etc, pub/media, var/ and other writeable directories that are kept mounted. Platform.sh shows a warning when this happens, as these files would not ordinarily be available.
Magento, during the build process, moves these files to a directory so that they can be copied back into the mount afterwards.
However, it does not then remove these files - causing the warnings to continue to appear.
My proposed solution is that ece-tools deletes the old writeable directories after copying their contents, so that these false-alarm warnings do not appear in the logs.
Preconditions
Steps to reproduce
Expected result
Actual result
W: The mount '/app/etc' has a path that overlaps with a non-empty folder.
The content of the non-empty folder either comes from:
Please be aware that this content will not be accessible at runtime.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: