Comment by ofrzeta
Well, what about "FROM python:3.18" and using requirements.txt or something like that? I mean, running an arbitrary Python version will get you in trouble anyway.
Well, what about "FROM python:3.18" and using requirements.txt or something like that? I mean, running an arbitrary Python version will get you in trouble anyway.
Depends on the repository used, actual version revision of Python, compiled features, the way the requirements file is written, the way the current version of pip resolves them, the base is that Python image and a lot of other things. Doing that gives you maybe 30% of the way towards something reproducible and consistent.