In examples (or repos that use dwavesys/ocean-dev container), it's
best to pin only what's actually necessary, and use looser specifiers
where possible, e.g. a lower bound only or a range.
This ensures older (but not actually required) versions are not
installed over the newer versions available in ocean-dev.
This minimizes resource utilization, saving the planet one build at a time. :laughing:
In examples (or repos that use
dwavesys/ocean-devcontainer), it's best to pin only what's actually necessary, and use looser specifiers where possible, e.g. a lower bound only or a range.This ensures older (but not actually required) versions are not installed over the newer versions available in
ocean-dev.This minimizes resource utilization, saving the planet one build at a time. :laughing: