move connect runtime mount location#896
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to avoid masking containerized app content
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This mounts the Connect runtime at
/opt/rstudio-connect-runtimeinstead of/opt/rstudio-connectand setsconfig.Kubernetes.ConnectRuntimeDirto match, so the content mount and the path Connect looks at can't diverge.The reason for this is that containerized content lives inside the built images at
/opt/rstudio-connect/mnt/appbut with the runtime mounted to/opt/rstudio-connectthat path is obscured and containerized content fails to run.Previous versions of the chart mounted the runtime components at subpaths under
/opt/rsudio-connect(0.8.14 did this for the launcher), but I opted against that to avoid having to maintain separate mounts in the event the runtime directory structure changes.Relocating the app content instead would also be a possibility but would break existing containerized applications that have already put their content at
mnt/app.