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It works, but all the files will be mixed together. This isn't really a problem, since if the container wants to access
file_a
in volume1, andfile_b
in volume2, then it will be able to do so no problem. The problem is when you have two different files namedfile_a
in the two different mount points in the container. In that case, one file will get overwritten by the other.Just use separate volumes.