netdeploy: Allow empty private network directory. #3911
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In order to run private networks in docker, it is convenient to mount the data directory. By disallowing the network directory to exist it is not possible to mount the node directory.
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Summary
In order to run private networks in docker, it is convenient to mount
the data directory. By disallowing the network directory to exist it is
not possible to mount the node directory ahead of time.
Test Plan
Unit test for new utility function.