I view frequent upgrades in the same way as LetsEncrypt's short certificate expiry. It encourages you to create a system that you trust to be upgradeable, rathe

I view frequent upgrades in the same way as LetsEncrypt's short certificate expiry. It encourages you to create a system that you trust to be upgradeable, rather than a beast that sits, untouched for fear it rears it's head in some ugly manner. Frankly, places that put off updates have always been a bit of a mess from personal experience and I'd rather have smaller more frequent updates that take a day or two every few years than massive irregular ones that aren't feasible to apply.