[penagwin]

Into a docker container as well? The package manager isn't really related to docker though?

Does your container expose ports or need volumes? Does it need gunicorn or uwsgi in front of it? What about system packages? None of those (except maybe the last one) are really in the scope of the package manager.

[shaklee3]

The main use case is I have a project with a setup.py that has the normal stuff in it, and there's a main entry point in one of the files. I then make a dockerfile that installs that package in a container and runs the main file as the entry point. Ignoring things like ports, it would be nice to emit a standard dockerfile like that, since it's very common.