MacOS: VirtioFS creating weird files because of masks#4
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There was an issue where claudainer would generate weird empty `.o` and `.envo` files on start. This happened because claudainer used bind-mounts with a mask - which is not supported properly by Docker and Podman for mac, as they both use an extra virtualization layer (VirtioFS / Podman Machine VM)
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There was an issue where claudainer would generate weird empty
.oand.envofiles on start. This happened because claudainer used bind-mounts with a mask - which is not supported properly by Docker and Podman for mac, as they both use an extra virtualization layer (VirtioFS / Podman Machine VM)