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People who use containers where they aren't required or even sensible deserve, and should expect, what they intentionally get. Yours is not an argument showing
by superkuh 6y ago
People who use containers where they aren't required or even sensible deserve, and should expect, what they intentionally get. Yours is not an argument showing that coreutils aren't everywhere. They are. It only shows that you specifically went out of your way to create an obscure environment designed explicitly to not have what it needed.
- jandeboevrie 6y agoAgree with superkuh in this point. If you only have a hammer every problem looks like a nail. But I've updated the Readme with coreutils as a dependency.
- cle 6y agoMy argument isn’t about containers, I was using that as an easy way to illustrate my point. I care about this because I deal with it all the time. Coreutils programs have pretty different behavior across distributions and OSs, we shouldn’t sweep implicit dependencies under the rug.