This is the opposite of the monorepo philosophy: everyone always uses the most recent version of the code to minimise hassle. I wonder if minimal version select

This is the opposite of the monorepo philosophy: everyone always uses the most recent version of the code to minimise hassle. I wonder if minimal version selection works nicely initially, but becomes more of a hassle over time because you're basically procrastinating on moving to newer versions of your dependencies. On the other hand, package managers should not silently upgrade packages behind your back.