Not just dynamic types, but all the breaking changes they make in minor versions. Since the program is "compiled" on user's machine, not yours, you don't even c

Not just dynamic types, but all the breaking changes they make in minor versions. Since the program is "compiled" on user's machine, not yours, you don't even control which version is it going to use. I mean, migrating from Scala 2.12 to 2.13 to is bit annoying, but I can do it whenever I have time. Python 3.9 to 3.10 - ASAP, it's a bug suddenly when they decide to release.