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Container with network type set to "none" inherits port mappings of other containers in GUI

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I wanted to make this post before submitting a bug ticket, not knowing whether or not this is expected behavior. I have a container "binhex-nzbhydra2" which I route through a separate VPN enabled container "binhex-sabnzbdvpn". Generally speaking this seems to be working fine and I'm not aware of any issues such as IP leak or connectivity problems. I used the guide created by spaceinvaderone that was linked here to accomplish this: 

 

 

All this said, I have noticed that when I install or update another container unrelated to nzbhydra2, it will inherit the port mappings of that container in the GUI. I believe this may only be a visual error but without 100% certainty, as I'm still able to access the nzbhydra container via the ip and port that are established by sabnzbd. The example below demonstrates the issue, I just updated the tautulli container and the port mappings for nzbhydra2 show the same (usually this field is blank).

 

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