Honestly Dockerfile sucks. It's good enough to be adoptable everywhere and put a high burden on anyone trying to replace it but they really are not very well d

Honestly Dockerfile sucks. It's good enough to be adoptable everywhere and put a high burden on anyone trying to replace it but they really are not very well designed. And while some of their problem have somewhat been reduced with multi stage builds or run mounts it's still not a grate design. Now that I think about it a lot of things about docker are at least slightly sub-optimal, and if we limit the view to docker CLI podman beats it in a lot of points (but not all!!!). And it's often small things like `--all` variants of various commands not being available or things like the whole docker group == semi-admin nightmare (which can be avoided by now but is still the default many distros and in the past I have seen docker use banned due to security considerations in some companies). In the end not Dockerfile or CLI but the docker desktop and similar are their product and it shows.