Suggesting Docker in the context of Python dependencies is still missing the point, because you still need proper dependency management in case you have to rebu

Suggesting Docker in the context of Python dependencies is still missing the point, because you still need proper dependency management in case you have to rebuild your image for some reason. If you have a Docker image that builds with "pip install whatever" and this library gets updated with a breaking change, you won't be able to rebuild the image without changing the dependency or the code itself, for example.