This basically sums up my experience, though perhaps more so in projects with Flask or any other loosely coupled codebase with many dependencies, rather than th

This basically sums up my experience, though perhaps more so in projects with Flask or any other loosely coupled codebase with many dependencies, rather than the likes of Django which are more tightly integrated and perhaps better tested. In particular, i remember problems when trying to compile DB drivers for a project, what worked in Windows didn't work in Linux containers and vice versa. I remember having to mess around with the system configuration manually and track down .wheel packages, rather than just being able to do a "pip install" inside of a venv. That was in Python 3, though i don't remember which version it was or the particulars of that situation, so sadly i can't comment more, merely comment that i had problems. That's actually been the case with most languages and toolchains so far, so maybe my computer is just cursed, or maybe that's just the fact that i use Windows for development some of the time, other times i boot into Linux, whereas containers might run something different like Alpine Linux which has plenty of its own idiosyncrasies.