Recommendations related to used images, given by LSP are less than desirable

[kpostekk]

While dockerizing one of my nodejs application I have occured on following recommendation

In my opinion, this recommendation is not helpful, and may confuse new users of Docker.
First two recommendations are totally incorrect, because I have selected Node 24 for a reason, and it's better to pin to selected version of OS.
Last one is absolute bogus, because compared to selected image is based on different OS, does not pin version, and generally is incompatible with existing setup for Alpine based images (also as plugin has mentioned, slim tag has a lot of more vulnerabilities).

In my opinion there is no real reason to give recommendations to images that are relatively new, do not have any know vulnerabilities. Recommending a different base OS for these kind of image is bad idea too.

Making recommendations based of base layer of image can be a good idea. Scanning for simple "apt" or "apk" Dockerfile can help with decting incompatibilites between tags.

Related #101

[rcjsuen]

@kpostekk Thank you for your feedback.

1. We have changed the features related to "recommended tags" to be hidden by default (Disable recommended_tags warnings from Scout by default docker-language-server#223). That has not been brought into the VS Code extension yet but the change has been implemented on the language server side.
2. If you want to turn it back on, you can if desired. Will what we have depicted in need setting to turn docker-language-server(recommended_tag) off #101 (comment) work for you? Although perhaps in your case you may not choose to turn it back on but I wanted to ask for your opinion in any case.