The action is simple, stop making breaking changes. There is frustration with breaking changes being in the history, but that is much less troubling than the reoccuring answer to the question “What is wrong with my code?” being “A new version of the package manager was released.”

It is also very possible to write code to completely work around old issues so the newest version of your package manager just works or at least outputs clear error messages with mitigation steps, but instead what you get is obscure stack traces when you run pip install.