Do not pin devcontainer linux dependencies anymore #348
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The benefit of having pinned devcontainer linux dependencies is that it ensures that the devcontainers are idempotent. But in practice not having this is not likely to become a problem. If it ever does, we can pin any troublesome dependencies again (it will be unlikely that we will have to, though).
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Since #348 we no longer pin versions for the devcontainer dependencies. So we can remove the recurring creation of a GitHub issue to prompt us to update the pinned versions.
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Since #348 we no longer pin versions for the devcontainer dependencies. So we can remove the recurring creation of a GitHub issue to prompt us to update the pinned versions.
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The benefit of having pinned devcontainer linux dependencies is that it ensures that the devcontainers are idempotent. But in practice not having this is not likely to become a problem. If it ever does, we can pin any troublesome dependencies again (it will be unlikely that we will have to, though).