Kubernetes Submit Queue a644c8f968 Merge pull request #43775 from wongma7/subpath
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Create subPaths and set their permissions like we do mountPaths

fixes https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/41638

If a subPath does not exist at the time MountVolume.Setup happens, SetVolumeOwnership will not have walked to the subPath and set appropriate permissions on it, leading to the above issue

So later, at makeMounts when we are parsing subPaths, let's create all subPaths and set their permissions according to how the parent mountPath looks.

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