refactor(dev-env): use named volumes for WordPress instead of bind mounts #2166
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Description
This PR tries to improve the performance of dev environments in Windows by using named volumes instead of bind mounts.
Bind mounts are inherently slow in Windows because of the inefficient 9P protocol, high I/O latency, and virtualization overhead. By putting WordPress into a named volume, we can significantly improve performance.
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