[peterschmidt]

I agree with your point. Reproducibility and versioning is an important yet ver challenging topic right now and not many seem to help with it. And it might be that the problem is not specifically about tools but rather the mindsets and workflows.

IMO dstack is a lot about process. Technologies can change. The process often stays. We’d like to find the best way to solve problems people face every day regardless a particular technology.

One more little thing which might be relevant is that dstack actually tracks revisions. What we haven't figured yet out is how to link the particular revision of the applications with the particular revision of the code / notebook.