Dagger co-founder here. This bit is important: > Since Dagger can natively run Dockerfiles with full compatibility, it’s easy to wrap your existing Dockerfile

Dagger co-founder here. This bit is important: > Since Dagger can natively run Dockerfiles with full compatibility, it’s easy to wrap your existing Dockerfile in a Dagger pipeline, and gradually refactor it over time, without breaking your team’s workflow. So it’s not either-or. Gradual adoption is almost always better for any tool, unless you’re lucky enough to start completely fresh. In this case, gradual adoption means wrapping your Dockerfile in a Go “shell”, and breaking it up over time until it’s fully “digested”.