If you don't want to host Docker images, you can just provide a Dockerfile. That way the onus of resolving all the complications is on you - your user only needs to have Docker running on their system.
Arguably, it's a pretty reasonable requirement. Widely used, mature, easy to set up.
I don't remember when I switched to running all my dev envs in Docker, but I wouldn't go back.
Re:PrivateGPT
by GloriousKoji on Monday May 22, 2023 @05:42PM
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How far are we going to need to go to fully abstract these systems? Am I going to need a separate computer running a VM with a server image for hosting a docker image of python venv to manage a package that prints some text?
Edit: Not saying offering it as an option is bad. But your pip install should work regardless, scipy=0.10.1 is bad whether you offer a Docker image or not.