--volume / --volume-name
Description
The --volume argument allows you to specify the volume you want to
work with by its index within the container specified by --container.
Volume indexing starts at 1, so 1 is the first volume, 2 is the second
volume, etc., and an index of 0 refers to the container itself, as opposed to
an actual volume.
Alternatively, you can specify a volume name via the --volume-name
argument. The specified volume name must match the name of precisely one of the
volumes within the container, else the name cannot be resolved to a specific
volume and an error will be reported, along with a list of the volumes and
their indexes, if possible. Unicode canonical equivalence
is used to compare strings for equality.
Example usage
--volume 0--volume 1--volume 5--volume-name Preboot--volume-name 'macOS - Data'