Open source projects that insist their docker container is the only way to go are going to be an instant reject from me. It's a total copout to just push a dock

Open source projects that insist their docker container is the only way to go are going to be an instant reject from me. It's a total copout to just push a docker container and insist that anyone not using it is on their own. Docker is too fraught with issues for that, and as anyone can attest, there are few things more frustrating in computing than having to follow down a chain of chasing issues in things only superficially related to what you actually want to do. The least that can be done is for the project to do its best to not be dependent on specific versions, and explicitly document, in a visible place, the minimum and maximum versions known to work, along with a last changed date.