When using PyCharm with a remote Docker for development, the directory mount automatically gets prefixed with /c/, causing mount errors.

Environment：

pycharm professionals on Windows 10 + remote docker on Linux 22.04

reproduction：

First, I have created a docker server as below(actually, I do not know what the virtual machine path means, I use the Linux server path) : 

Then I can find that everything looks correct(verl is the container I created manually in the terminal):

Now I want to test the remote run/debug service of Pycharm, I created a new hello.py file and then created the remote docker interpreter: 

Just click the next, I created the Python interpreter successfully: 

Finally, I am trying to run the hello.py with the remote python interpreter in the container (or images):

In this step, I use -v /data/home/huangcr/disk/verl:workspace/ver/ to mount the volumes. It looks right.

However, when I run it, I find that the blinding mount path is not right:

Pycharm automatically adds “/c/” at the beginning of the path!

(Look at the lower right corner. volumes tag)

If I rewrite the volumes manually, it works correctly:

So, who can save me? That's so crazy.