Have we though? I feel the opposite it true. These days developers expect users of their modules and frameworks will be regularly updating those dependencies and doing so dynamically from the web.
While this is true for active code bases. You can quickly find stable but unmaintained code will eventually rot as its dependencies deprecate.
There aren't many languages out there where their wider ecosystem thinks about API-stability in terms of years.
Have we though? I feel the opposite it true. These days developers expect users of their modules and frameworks will be regularly updating those dependencies and doing so dynamically from the web.
While this is true for active code bases. You can quickly find stable but unmaintained code will eventually rot as its dependencies deprecate.
There aren't many languages out there where their wider ecosystem thinks about API-stability in terms of years.