[Bug] DASHDOT_OVERRIDE_STORAGE_TYPES does not rename DASHDOT_FS_VIRTUAL_MOUNTS

[leitenky]

Description of the bug

When using the variable DASHDOT_FS_VIRTUAL_MOUNTS, to add a virtual mount, and you apply DASHDOT_OVERRIDE_STORAGE_TYPES to the mount, the mount is not renamed in the dashboard

How to reproduce

add a virtual mount using the variable DASHDOT_FS_VIRTUAL_MOUNTS - shfs
rename the virtual mount using DASHDOT_OVERRIDE_STORAGE_TYPES - shfs=Array
The dashboard should show Array, however you still see "shfs

Relevant log output

page_title: 'Jarvis',
    use_imperial: false,
    network_speed_as_bytes: false,
    always_show_percentages: false,
    enable_cpu_temps: true,
    cpu_temps_mode: 'avg',
    widget_list: [ 'os', 'cpu', 'storage', 'ram', 'network' ],
    os_label_list: [ 'os', 'arch', 'up_since' ],
    cpu_label_list: [ 'model', 'cores', 'threads', 'frequency' ],
    storage_label_list: [ 'brand', 'size', 'type' ],
    ram_label_list: [ 'brand', 'size', 'type', 'frequency' ],
    network_label_list: [ 'type', 'speed_up', 'speed_down', 'interface_speed' ],
    gpu_label_list: [ 'brand', ' model', ' memory' ],
    os_widget_grow: 2.5,
    os_widget_min_width: 300,
    cpu_widget_grow: 4,
    cpu_widget_min_width: 500,
    cpu_shown_datapoints: 20,
    cpu_poll_interval: 1000,
    cpu_cores_toggle_mode: 'toggle',
    storage_widget_items_per_page: 3,
    storage_widget_grow: 3.5,
    storage_widget_min_width: 500,
    storage_poll_interval: 60000,
    ram_widget_grow: 4,
    ram_widget_min_width: 500,
    ram_shown_datapoints: 20,
    ram_poll_interval: 1000,
    speed_test_interval: 240,
    speed_test_interval_cron: undefined,
    network_widget_grow: 6,
    network_widget_min_width: 500,
    network_shown_datapoints: 20,
    network_poll_interval: 1000,
    gpu_widget_grow: 6,
    gpu_widget_min_width: 700,
    gpu_shown_datapoints: 20,
    gpu_poll_interval: 1000,
    override: {
      os: undefined,
      arch: undefined,
      cpu_brand: undefined,
      cpu_model: undefined,
      cpu_cores: undefined,
      cpu_threads: undefined,
      cpu_frequency: undefined,
      ram_brand: undefined,
      ram_size: undefined,
      ram_type: undefined,
      ram_frequency: undefined,
      network_type: undefined,
      network_speed_up: undefined,
      network_speed_down: undefined,
      network_interface_speed: undefined,
      network_public_ip: undefined,
      storage_brands: {},
      storage_sizes: {},
      storage_types: { shfs: 'Array', nvme0n1: 'Cache' },
      gpu_brands: [],
      gpu_models: [],
      gpu_memories: []
    }
  }
}
Running speed-test (this may take a few minutes)...
First measurement [Network]: { up: null, down: null }
First measurement [Storage]: [ 609435332608, 38206133084160 ]
First measurement [RAM]: 24119623680
First measurement [CPU]: [
  { load: 6.24778915455257, temp: 31, core: 0 },
  { load: 6.762123832759803, temp: 31, core: 1 },
  { load: 7.355903844904786, temp: 28, core: 2 },
  { load: 5.554912119633569, temp: 28, core: 3 },
  { load: 7.995751873316327, temp: 29, core: 4 },
  { load: 5.221074550946585, temp: 29, core: 5 },
  { load: 8.221897504150956, temp: 34, core: 6 },
  { load: 4.86598536633992, temp: 34, core: 7 },
  { load: 8.736480606687769, temp: 32, core: 8 },
  { load: 5.163905382319902, temp: 32, core: 9 },
  { load: 9.024254059523042, temp: 30, core: 10 },
  { load: 4.938770005886815, temp: 30, core: 11 },
  { load: 7.686522713202981, temp: 29, core: 12 },
  { load: 6.464425096327036, temp: 29, core: 13 },
  { load: 4.8995703941600235, temp: 34, core: 14 },
  { load: 4.229439832670759, temp: 29, core: 15 },
  { load: 4.487850388216499, temp: 28, core: 16 },
  { load: 3.774782071630869, temp: 30, core: 17 },
  { load: 3.1586463472976396, temp: 30, core: 18 },
  { load: 2.8927481123707044, temp: 30, core: 19 }
]
Speed-test completed successfully [ookla] { speedDown: 1906928072, speedUp: 54229688, publicIp: undefined }

Info output of dashdot cli

INFO
=========
Yarn: 3.7.0
Node: v20.17.0
Dash: 5.9.0

Cwd: /app
Hash: 696233f6378f4af6c45bf88144dcec4edb38f8ba
Platform: Linux 7f18dd2a1550 6.6.68-Unraid #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Tue Dec 31 13:42:37 PST 2024 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Docker image: base
In Docker: true
In Docker (env): true
In Podman: false

What browsers are you seeing the problem on?

Chrome

Where is your instance running?

Other (Please specify below)

Additional context

Running on Unraid

[PilaScat]

how you removed all the disks? I wanted to do like yyou but I have to filter out one at a time, so If i add a new one I need to touch the config
I see this for now:

[leitenky]

I had to add all my drives to the exclusion list unfortunately

[PilaScat]

I had to add all my drives to the exclusion list unfortunately

And for the cache disk? Mine doesn't show the usage

[leitenky]

I did the same thing, excluded the raid drive and just monitored one drive

[PilaScat]

I did the same thing, excluded the raid drive and just monitored one drive

What do you use qsv for?

[Scootter23]

This probably isn't the correct way to do it but after a lot of trial and error I got it working.

I added every drive to the filter, added cache and array as virtual mounts, set their storage types to SSD and HDD, then finally set the brand to Cache and Array.

This is what it looks like.