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The MUST default-filesystem wording altered in 279c3c0 (linux: relax filesystem requirements for container, 2017-01-23, opencontainers#666) had read (to me, anyway) as: The runtime MUST supply these even if the config doesn't call for them in mounts. with 279c3c0 weaking it to: The runtime SHOULD supply these even if the config doesn't call for them in mounts. But that's not very useful (callers that *need* a given mount will still have to configure it explicitly). However, one interpretation of the 279c3c0 wording seems to be something like [1]: Config authors probably want to include mounts entries for these. That's fine, and this commit tries to make that interpretation more obvious by shifting the config recommendation over to the Linux 'mounts' example. The values I'm using are straight from [2]. [1]: opencontainers#666 (comment) [2]: opencontainers/runtime-tools#24 Signed-off-by: W. Trevor King <wking@tremily.us>
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REJECT Please don't open two conflicting PRs for the same thing, at the same time. Its confusing and just splits discussions. Closing this in favor of the first one opened where there is discussion happening. |
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The mount-requirement was softened to a SHOULD in [1]. It's not clear
to me whether that SHOULD is directed at config authors ("you should
explicitly include mounts for these") or at runtimes ("you should
provide these even if the config doesn't ask for them"), but my
attempts to clarify that one way or the other were both rejected
[2,3]. The current runtime-tools and runC approach favors the
config-author direction [4], which is what I'd asked for in the
original thread post, so I'm tagging this obsolete.
[1]: opencontainers/runtime-spec#666
[2]: opencontainers/runtime-spec#679 (comment)
[3]: opencontainers/runtime-spec#678 (comment)
[4]: opencontainers/runtime-tools#24
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The MUST default-filesystem wording altered in #666 had read (to me, anyway) as:
with #666 weaking it to:
But that's not very useful (callers that need a given mount will still have to configure it explicitly). However, one interpretation of the #666 wording seems to be something like:
That's fine, and this commit tries to make that interpretation more obvious by shifting the config recommendation over to the Linux
mountsexample.This is one of the possible approaches I'd floated in #666. Another approach is just dropping the section (#678), so this PR is a parallel alternative to #678.