I copied a file into pod and put it under /opt. You can see it with exEC-it, but you can't see it with debug.

Exec -it can see this file
```
root@web-0-f449b476d-w95ms:/opt# ls
dns-test

```

You can't see this file with Debug
```
kubectl debug web-0-f449b476d-w95ms -n kube-system -a
Agent Pod info: [Name:debug-agent-pod-9917540e-cc0c-11ea-912f-005056872b09, Namespace:default, Image:aylei/debug-agent:latest, HostPort:10027, ContainerPort:10027]
Waiting for pod debug-agent-pod-9917540e-cc0c-11ea-912f-005056872b09 to run...
pulling image nicolaka/netshoot:latest...
latest: Pulling from nicolaka/netshoot
Digest: sha256:04786602e5a9463f40da65aea06fe5a825425c7df53b307daa21f828cfe40bf8
Status: Image is up to date for nicolaka/netshoot:latest
starting debug container...
container created, open tty...
bash-5.0# pwd
/
bash-5.0# cd /root/
bash-5.0# pwd
/root
bash-5.0# cd /opt/
bash-5.0# ls
bash-5.0# pwd
/opt
bash-5.0# ls
```

No source file or test is named. Start by reproducing the `kubectl exec` and `kubectl debug` commands against the same pod, then inspect how the debug container is created and what filesystem it shares. Done means the differing `/opt` views are explained and the issue is fixed or clearly documented.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.