Or use docker, and then it’s independent of your host environment. This should be a safe environment for people to showcase their work, and your comment was not constructive.
I’d argue that Docker just shifts the problem slightly, while introducing a new set of challenges. It’s unclear if the net benefit is even a positive number.
Even if one doesn’t intend to contribute to the core project, it’s going to be necessary to get a bit intimate with the stack over time: upgrades, the inevitable bug that requires some troubleshooting, etc.
I found the parent comment both reasonable and constructive.
You may not have the same concerns, and that’s perfectly ok.
That's normal, i know some ppl that use Node as Core, some Java as core, each one takes his own stack i guess.