I don't know if I've just had particularly bad luck, but over the years I've run into multiple situations where upgrading my dependency manager has completely b

I don't know if I've just had particularly bad luck, but over the years I've run into multiple situations where upgrading my dependency manager has completely broken dependency installation. I started using pipenv many years ago since it was the hot new thing, and then it kept happening over and over with new pipenv releases. And then poetry was the hot new thing, so I switched to poetry. And everything was good with poetry for some years... and then within the past few years, it started happening again. New poetry version, something breaks, Google it, set some config toggle, it works. Then another new version, something breaks again, some other config toggle is needed, etc. The least I'd expect of a dependency manager is very careful attention paid to backwards compatibility. And now, based on this thread, I'm wondering if poetry is falling out of fashion and if these other recommendations, like PDM and rye, are going to be the hot new thing.