The Docker image defined here and distributed on Docker Hub lacks version tagging.
As a developer, I wish to pin an image requirement to, for example, 2.7.11.
In other words, not this...
# my custom Dockerfile for a production application
FROM pm4py/pm4py-core:latest
...but rather this:
# my custom Dockerfile for a production application
FROM pm4py/pm4py-core:2.7.11
Pinning a Docker image tag is crucial to ensure that an application always uses the same environment, libraries, and dependencies. This prevents unexpected changes due to updates or new releases.
The Docker image defined here and distributed on Docker Hub lacks version tagging.
As a developer, I wish to pin an image requirement to, for example,
2.7.11
.In other words, not this...
...but rather this:
Pinning a Docker image tag is crucial to ensure that an application always uses the same environment, libraries, and dependencies. This prevents unexpected changes due to updates or new releases.