cr: fix checkpoint from image getting skipped#4544
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Fix restoring from a checkpoint image always getting skipped when no checkpoint image path is set. As one restores either from an image OR a path, this makes no sense. Signed-off-by: Jakob Schrettenbrunner <[email protected]>
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This fixes an issue with restoring from a checkpoint image. One either restores from an image or a path, but currently restoring from an image only works if a path is set as well.
It looks like a simple logical error: The path apparently is supposed to take precedence over the image, so restoring form an image should only be done when no checkpoint path is set. Therefore a
checkpointPath == ""makes more sense thancheckpointPath != "".I haven't tested this (yet), but I'll do so when I have the time.