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Hopefully that’s not going to be the case inside a container!



Why? Can overwrite it and even if couldn't making a new venv is just a `python -m venv venv` away.


Venv in a container is unnecessary ritual. It's a container, it has its own entire root filesystem...


You could have a container whose entry point is a shell script that calls multiple Python programs that need different environments, or a multiprocess container that runs multiple Python programs, although I guess you could still address either by breaking down your containers differently.




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