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Docker is a bit orthogonal, IMO. One key problem these tools solve is getting a specified version of ruby onto a host at a granularity other that "whatever's i
by saidajigumi 13y ago
Docker is a bit orthogonal, IMO. One key problem these tools solve is getting a specified version of ruby onto a host at a granularity other that "whatever's in my distro's package repo". It's certainly possible to simplify matters and just use ruby-build[1] to normalize ruby acquisition. AFAICT, this is out of scope for Dockerfiles in recent incarnations.
[1] https://github.com/sstephenson/ruby-build https://github.com/sstephenson/ruby-build