datapacks not loading with docker-compose

[Ahptt]

I've setup mods for this fabric server, and they seem to be loading with no issues. After opening my world file after docker compiles the server, I notice that my mods folder is created under my user ahpt, but the datapacks folder is under root, and has no contents.

I launched docker-compose without detaching it, and the output
mc-mc-1 | [11:02:54] [main/INFO]: Found new data pack file/Craftable-Bundles-Data-Pack-1.19.2.zip, loading it automatically
mc-mc-1 | [11:02:54] [main/INFO]: Found new data pack file/amplified-nether-1-19.zip, loading it automatically
mc-mc-1 | [11:02:54] [main/INFO]: Found new data pack file/structory-v1-2.zip, loading it automatically
mc-mc-1 | [11:02:54] [main/INFO]: Found new data pack file/terralith-v2-3-5.zip, loading it automatically
but as soon as the world begins to generate
mc-mc-1 | [11:03:10] [Worker-Main-15/ERROR]: Couldn't load structure terralith:spire
and the following crash follows
https://gist.github.com/Ahptt/0db77b77d201e9d7e578025568ba3277

I'm certain I have a config issue with the datapacks, but after reviewing the datapacks section, I can't determine what I'm doing wrong.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

[itzg]

Even though docker doesn't report an error (it should IMHO), you can't overlap mount points.

[Ahptt]

How would I then assign the datapack to the correct folder if I can't overlap the mount points? Thank you.

[itzg]

Have you looked at

https://github.com/itzg/docker-minecraft-server#datapacks

[Ahptt]

Yes, I have. I'm not sure exactly how this is formatted into the docker-compose.yml though. I've been trying to understand it for the past while haha. Does it go in environment?

[itzg]

Now that I look closer at the section I do agree it's lacking some detail.

In your compose file

1. Change the third volume mount to - /home/mc/datapacks:/datapacks where that choice of container path is totally arbitrary
2. Add DATAPACKS: /datapacks to environment

[Ahptt]

That worked perfectly! Thank you.