People get upset that someone “broke” their dependency. But with FOSS, that’s impossible, since you still have the code you relied on, right? What they did is r

People get upset that someone “broke” their dependency. But with FOSS, that’s impossible, since you still have the code you relied on, right? What they did is release a new piece of code, called a new “version”, and you made some bad assumptions that are not just founded in any contract, but are actively rejected by the contract (“software is provided as is” clause).