Fix panic: slice bounds out of range
when runner spec contains volumeMounts
.
#2720
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As observed in #2719, if a
Runner
contains awork
volume mount, thiswill cause a panic in
newPod()
where the code is assuming that thework
volume mount will be present in thepod
definition generated bynewRunnerPodWithContainerMode()
.However that isn't always the case, and if it's not present the
-1
returned by
workVolumeMountPresent
results in theslice bounds out of range
exception.So instead, check the
bool
return value, and only attempt to removethe
work
volume mount if it's actually present.Also apply the same fix to the
volumes
logic.Fixes #2719
Signed-off-by: Gavin Williams gavin.williams@machinemax.com