[autoscaler] File mounts rsync should allow options/filters
See original GitHub issueAutoscaler currently transfers files between nodes using rsync. It would be nice if I could specify rsync options through autoscaler config. For example, I would like to ignore all the files in a .gitignore, which I believe in rsync could be achieved with rsync --filter="dir-merge,- .gitignore"
. Maybe add a new field file_mounts_command
or file_mounts_options
to autoscaler config?
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This should be fixed via #11512 !
Is there currently any workaround for this?