Using sync Azk fails to work with paths that include spaces. Resulting in files not showing up inside your VM.
Steps to reproduce the described behavior
Make a new directory with spaces inside the path (f.e. ~/your project/hello) and then initialize a new azk project inside this directory. Exchange the path with the sync inside your mount command, then startup your system. Newley created files will not get synced to the right folder inside you virtual machine instead they will go into a folder looking like ".../your/hello". Using path this doesn't appear to be a issue.
What are you trying do accomplish?
Using
sync
Azk fails to work with paths that include spaces. Resulting in files not showing up inside your VM.Steps to reproduce the described behavior
Make a new directory with spaces inside the path (f.e. ~/your project/hello) and then initialize a new azk project inside this directory. Exchange the
path
with thesync
inside yourmount
command, then startup your system. Newley created files will not get synced to the right folder inside you virtual machine instead they will go into a folder looking like ".../your/hello". Usingpath
this doesn't appear to be a issue.Further info