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The solution is to put the actual package into the Dockerfile instead of the reference? Asking because I don't actually know the answer.
by sfblah 6y ago
The solution is to put the actual package into the Dockerfile instead of the reference? Asking because I don't actually know the answer.
- GauntletWizard 6y agoThe solution is to publish the created docker container for examination and reuse in recreating the results. It is possible to create reproducible docker containers, but not with docker.
- yoz-y 6y agoIn one company I worked we hosted our own repo for npm and mirrored all packages we used there. For our own stuff we stored all old versions in it too. The software itself always installed specific version rather than "latest" Another option is to store the whole docker images, granted this will not give you the ability to always rebuild it, but at least you have a "binary" you will be able to run later.