Ending slash in container path volume handling is buggy #7004
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That was my original issue when i registered #7003 |
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Hello @kiorky |
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It seems that |
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( & #6406 ) |
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the bug is still there. |
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not stale |
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not stale |

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Description of the issue
Ending slash in container path volume handling is buggy when merging configs and duplicate mountpoings paths since 1.24.1.
Context information (for bug reports)
Output of
docker-compose versionConsider those two configs:
take care to /prod/
This will fail with Output of
docker-compose configBut if you remove the ending slash:
/in the second config:It will return the expected result
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