I use both, build ubuntu/windows with driver/software requirements in a container, like database drivers, middleware, tools, then we apply python via pyenv(linux) or venv(windows) this is another containter layer with python version as parameter, then we apply the git repo with requirements.txt, and then we run.
toolchain is Nexus3 (docker image repo), jenkins container build and deployment via Jenkinsfile. all code in gitlab. We build, unittest, deploy and integrationtest in containers.
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I use both, build ubuntu/windows with driver/software requirements in a container, like database drivers, middleware, tools, then we apply python via pyenv(linux) or venv(windows) this is another containter layer with python version as parameter, then we apply the git repo with requirements.txt, and then we run.
toolchain is Nexus3 (docker image repo), jenkins container build and deployment via Jenkinsfile. all code in gitlab. We build, unittest, deploy and integrationtest in containers.