If you want to manually read or manipulate stored data, you can find the storage location on your host using docker volume ls and docker volume inspect.
Use named volumes instead of bind mounts.
If you want to manually read or manipulate stored data, you can find the storage location on your host using `docker volume ls` and `docker volume inspect`.
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Use named volumes instead of bind mounts.
If you want to manually read or manipulate stored data, you can find the storage location on your host using
docker volume lsanddocker volume inspect.No permission errors anymore 🏅
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