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Add vm.mount_type config option - #747
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Allows overriding the Lima mount type (9p, virtiofs, reverse-sshfs) for site directories. Defaults are unchanged: virtiofs for vz (macOS) and 9p for qemu (Linux). The 9p securityModel is only set when using 9p. Ref #670 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Ref #670
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vm.mount_typeoption totrellis.cli.ymlso the Lima mount type for site directories can be overridden instead of being hardcoded per VM type. Since the CLI regenerates Lima's config on everyvm start, manual edits tolima.yamlwere always overwritten.virtiofsfor vz (macOS),9pfor qemu (Linux)9p.securityModel: mapped-xattrblock is only rendered when the mount type is9pinitInstance, so changing it takes effect on the nexttrellis vm startfor existing VMsLoadFile; documented in the READMENote: virtiofs on Linux is experimental in Lima and requires
virtiofsd. Provisioning may also hit thechgrpfailures described in roots/trellis#1684, which will need a Trellis-side follow-up.🤖 Generated with Claude Code