I don't know. I wouldn't say my experience has been that the bugs get fixed reasonably quickly. It's more like they make several attempts to fix the bugs reason

I don't know. I wouldn't say my experience has been that the bugs get fixed reasonably quickly. It's more like they make several attempts to fix the bugs reasonably quickly and then eventually figure it out. I'm not sure their code has enough mileage to paper over their quality issues. At this point the only reason I'm not switching over is that I've written enough shims and code to paper over dockers problems that I have it somewhat stable and the switch cost is just barely high enough to make sticking with it the right choice for now. But it won't take too many more problems to make me reevaluate that decision.