LOCAL_MOUNT_POINTS feature with multiple mount points?

[TheNightmanX]

The LOCAL_MOUNT_POINTS feature is great. But I am using multiple mount points directly in root, see following list. How could I handle this to use LOCAL_MOUNT_POINTS ?

Here examples of my mounts in the docker file:

volumes:
  - /volume2/docker2/borg/cache:/home/borg/.cache/borg
  - /volume2/docker2/borg/data:/data:rw
  - /volume1/docker:/volume1/docker:ro
  - /volume2/docker2:/volume2/docker2:ro
  - /volume1/Downloads:/volume1/Downloads:ro
  - /volume1/homes:/volume1/homes:ro
  - /volume1/music:/volume1/music:ro
  - /volume1/photo:/volume1/photo:ro
  - /volume1/Public:/volume1/Public:ro
  - /volume1/video:/volume1/video:ro
  - /volumeUSB3/usbshare:/volumeUSB3/usbshare:ro

[TheNightmanX]

@karanhudia any comments on this? 😊

Edit:
sorry, found it in the docs, mutliple mount points can be set with comma. My bad, I have overseen this in the docs.

excerpt of the docs:

Multiple mounts (comma-separated)

volumes:

• /home/john:/mylocalserver:rw
• /mnt/nas:/nas:rw
  environment:
• LOCAL_MOUNT_POINTS=/mylocalserver,/nas

[karanhudia]

Thanks for closing the loop. Yes, comma-separated LOCAL_MOUNT_POINTS is the intended setup for multiple mounted roots.

For anyone landing here later: mount each host path into the container, then set LOCAL_MOUNT_POINTS to the container-visible roots, for example /mylocalserver,/nas. The source picker should then treat those as browsable local roots.