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Currently the versions of Docker images reflect changes made to the Dockerfiles. This seems a pointless thing to keep track of when the really important thing is the version of the language the Dockerfile contains.
For example, rather than lang-cpp:1.0.2 it is more useful to have lang-cpp:11 which could be an alias for even more detailed information like lang-cpp:clang-3.4 or lang-cpp:gcc-4.9.3.
This requires some thinking.
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Currently the versions of Docker images reflect changes made to the Dockerfiles. This seems a pointless thing to keep track of when the really important thing is the version of the language the Dockerfile contains.
For example, rather than
lang-cpp:1.0.2
it is more useful to havelang-cpp:11
which could be an alias for even more detailed information likelang-cpp:clang-3.4
orlang-cpp:gcc-4.9.3
.This requires some thinking.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: