Huh, TIL. I'll give that a try. Usually, that's the least of my problems. In my line of work, I'm often doing things which would likely horrify most webapp devs, like building a container with multiple conda envs in it. OTOH, most of these containers run on airgapped systems with petabytes of storage, so shipping a bit of bloat barely hurts the end user. But every time I do, I die a bit on the inside.
Some base images do, but some don’t, and they update on their schedule rather than yours. Doing the update on your schedule is trivial, has no meaningful downside, and means it’s done and tested as quickly as you need.
