>"We don't need more complex provisioning tools. We have plenty of provisioning tools."
Absolutely.
Thankfully, the Docker team seems in agreement with this based statements about avoiding making Dockerfiles "too clever" and the response to various proposals.
As you point out, most of the "issues" here are really misconceptions.
I expect it's a tough balance for any new(er) project. Maximizing exposure and adoption, but avoiding negative perceptions from being applied in ways aren't optimal.
Absolutely.
Thankfully, the Docker team seems in agreement with this based statements about avoiding making Dockerfiles "too clever" and the response to various proposals.
As you point out, most of the "issues" here are really misconceptions.
I expect it's a tough balance for any new(er) project. Maximizing exposure and adoption, but avoiding negative perceptions from being applied in ways aren't optimal.