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Add a volumes parameter to local.init or local.DockerRunner and mount it when it runs the docker container using DockerTaskHandler.
What is the use case or pain point?
Currently, users cannot mount custom volumes to containers that run pipeline tasks. When local.init is called, the pipeline_root is passed and it is mounted when task containers are running, but it is annoying us in case of mounting multiple directories. Also in my case, I wanted to mount gcloud directory to access to GCP from task containers, but I hesitated to do it because the pipline saves files of task outputs to pipeline_root.
Anyway, I believe allowing us to set custom volumes is probably helpful when executing pipeline in local.
Is there a workaround currently?
Since only pipeline_root is mounted to task containers, you can use it when you want to share files or directories in your local machine.
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What feature would you like to see?
Add a
volumes
parameter tolocal.init
orlocal.DockerRunner
and mount it when it runs the docker container usingDockerTaskHandler
.What is the use case or pain point?
Currently, users cannot mount custom volumes to containers that run pipeline tasks. When
local.init
is called, thepipeline_root
is passed and it is mounted when task containers are running, but it is annoying us in case of mounting multiple directories. Also in my case, I wanted to mountgcloud
directory to access to GCP from task containers, but I hesitated to do it because the pipline saves files of task outputs topipeline_root
.Anyway, I believe allowing us to set custom volumes is probably helpful when executing pipeline in local.
Is there a workaround currently?
Since only
pipeline_root
is mounted to task containers, you can use it when you want to share files or directories in your local machine.Love this idea? Give it a 👍.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: