I think other poster is more of pointing out why not have -v /CasaFolder:/mnt/host or something similar. I've been in the IT sector for a while and I view that if you have to use a workaround instead of actually solving the problem, there is an issue with your tooling or solution. Secondly, I see your point but I also agree with the other poster. There's tons of security vulnerabilities announced and used on a daily basis and you should never have permissions to things you don't need. Is there a reason why the user couldn't just have a note in docs to say if you want to do X then mount this way? It's a few more lines and doesn't give an insecure by default config right from the get go for users that otherwise wouldn't know better.
I think other poster is more of pointing out why not have -v /CasaFolder:/mnt/host or something similar. I've been in the IT sector for a while and I view that if you have to use a workaround instead of actually solving the problem, there is an issue with your tooling or solution. Secondly, I see your point but I also agree with the other poster. There's tons of security vulnerabilities announced and used on a daily basis and you should never have permissions to things you don't need. Is there a reason why the user couldn't just have a note in docs to say if you want to do X then mount this way? It's a few more lines and doesn't give an insecure by default config right from the get go for users that otherwise wouldn't know better.