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Hide mount enforcement behind a LCOWIntegrity feature flag
Signed-off-by: Maksim An <maksiman@microsoft.com>
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Why hide the mount behind the integrity flag? You should be able to use policy without needing integrity.
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I don't think I follow. for end to end tests, how would we skip root hash validation?
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Ah I reread. I think the commit title was misleading. I see what is going on now.
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We should talk about this and what I presented to Veeru.