> Any benefits to the build-in-container approach that are compelling? The build in container approach makes it so that in theory you have reproducible builds

> Any benefits to the build-in-container approach that are compelling? The build in container approach makes it so that in theory you have reproducible builds too from any Docker supported machine. I personally like this approach because it makes it so that you don't run into the case where "It works on my machine" when testing locally.