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I think so, but then you lose the other benefits of an isolated, totally reproducible environment that all your devs use.
by ohthehugemanate 5y ago
I think so, but then you lose the other benefits of an isolated, totally reproducible environment that all your devs use.
- arp242 5y agoOkay, but that's a bit of a different thing; was just commenting on the "treat the package store dir as a part of the codebase". That being said, overall I found all of that more trouble than it's worth btw, certainly for Go. I certainly had to debug and fix far more issues with the container software itself than with issues derived from diverging environment issues, especially on coworkers machines who aren't very familiar with all of this and are "only" developers (nothing wrong with that btw).