Can't mount data (share_path)
See original GitHub issueHi. I am newbie about docker usage. I have a dataset with lots of photos. I want to label them into CVAT. As mentioned in doc, I should mount my dataset into docker. I tried multiple things. I edit and rebuilded docker-compose.yml
and docker-composo.override.yml
but still docker can’t acces my dataset. My OS is Windows 10 with WSL2. In the example share_path
, the path is /mnt/share
. Do I need to give path of my dataset like C:/Users/Desktop/.../
or do I need to give path of WSL2 for windows?
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this seemed to work for me:
In adition to @ChrisCurrin answer: Keep the
cvat_share:/home/django/share:ro
line as it is… as it’s referring to django and not your shared path