fix: resolve image tags and volume mounts for Linux containers on Windows - #297
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In `@src/model/docker.ts`:
- Around line 283-284: Update getLinuxCommand’s Windows/PowerShell Docker volume
arguments to quote each complete mount specification, including the SSH agent
and public-keys mounts and the existing home and workspace mounts, so paths
containing spaces remain a single argument. Add a regression assertion covering
a Windows path such as C:/Program Files/.
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Image tag resolution from container OS (
9cc29ec)RunnerImageTagderived its image platform prefix and build-module suffix fromhostPlatform(Node'sprocess.platform). On a Windows host running Docker Desktop in Linux-containers mode,hostPlatformiswin32, so the constructor resolvedwindows--prefixed image tags — a tag the Linux daemon cannot pull, failing withinvalid reference format.RunnerImageTagnow destructureshostOS(the daemon-reported OS, resolved byCli.resolveHostOS()→Docker.detectDaemonOs()) alongsidehostPlatform.toNodePlatform(hostOS, hostPlatform)static method maps the daemon's OS string ('linux','windows','darwin') back to the Node-style platform string the existinggetImagePlatformPrefixes/getTargetPlatformToTargetPlatformSuffixMapmethods expect. WhenhostOSis unset, it falls back tohostPlatformfor backward compatibility.containerPlatformand passes it in place ofhostPlatformto both methods.StandaloneWindows64target selection: onwin32the suffix map selectedwindows-il2cpp, but a Linux container cannot run IL2CPP for Windows — it now correctly falls through towindows-monobecause the effective platform islinux, notwin32.toNodePlatformunit tests.Volume mount quoting (
ec12940)getLinuxCommandquoted volume mounts as two separate segments:On a native Linux host the paths are POSIX and this works fine, but on a Windows host driving a Linux container the host paths contain a drive-letter colon (e.g.
C:\Users\Runner). Docker's volume parser splits on the first unquoted colon to find the host:container boundary, so"C:\Users\Runner":"/root:z"is parsed as host=C, container=\Users\Runner, and Docker rejects it as an invalid reference. The documented form is a single quoted string with colons inside:Both the home and workspace mounts are updated; the
cliDistPathmounts already used the single-quoted form. The corresponding test assertions are updated to match.Checklist
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