I hope this is not the way it will be for all future versions. Asking every person on the marketplace to update their package every update regardless of asset compatibility is not very economic and leaves a bad taste for the creators.
There has to be a smarter way to do this, I dont think every person updating can work out and probably majority of the updates done by marketplace creators are redundant
If its only for major patches Id understand but if we have to update again regardless for 5.0 and ongoing then I’m frustrated
In Unity, assets are assumed to be working in future versions, and if something does not work the creator will hear it
Maybe if changes are made to blueprints, per example, everyone having a blueprint related asset could get a notice in a mail. (if you cant filter that just send everyone a mail and tell its for blueprint creators per example)
Let creators test if their blueprint asset still works in the new version and give them a timespan to do so. If they see it works, they leave the asset as is and do not reupload it, and give out a confirmation (per mail, optimally over a built in button in the marketplace that automatically flags the asset as still working) - people that see their asset does not work have to reupload within the timespan. - One idea