A feature I've wanted for ages, for every OS package manager (Windows, apt, yum, apk, etc.), every language's package manager (npm, pypi, etc.), and so on is to update but filter out anything less than one day, one week, or one month old. And it applies here, too.

Now, some software, they effectively do this risk mitigation for you. Windows, macOS, browsers all do this very effectively. Maybe only the most cautious enterprises delay these updates by a day.

But even billion dollar corporations don't do a great job of rolling out updates incrementally. This especially applies as tools exist to automatically scan for dependency updates, the list of these is too long to name - don't tell me about an update only a day old, that's too risky for my taste.

So for OS and libraries for my production software? I'm OK sitting a week or a month behind, let the hobbyists and the rest of the world test that for me. Just give me that option, please.