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I have seen this many times, generally the high profile containers do that, and these issues are more common among my peers. This requires self discipline and c
by takeda 7y ago
I have seen this many times, generally the high profile containers do that, and these issues are more common among my peers. This requires self discipline and containers were pushed as a panacea for environments where the discipline is lacking.
- gmueckl 7y agoWhat is the point of storing the hash of an external file instead of checking the file into local version control? You're making it a part of your sources either way.
- takeda 7y agoPeople who want to run docker don't want to run artifactory. I'm not saying it's a good thing, but that's what I observed.
- GordonS 7y agoDo you have any examples of high-profile images that do this? I really just haven't seen this with the ones I use.
- takeda 7y agoSorry, I see that my response looks ambiguous. I meant the opposite. The high profile containers generally do the right thing, but containers created by peers rarely do it. There's no mechanism to make things reproducible you need to implement it yourself, and from my experience most people (not the ones that release something publicly, but ones that work for a companies that use it) don't do it.