 one other than the instance runner knows what their environment is. Only the runner can reasonably say "Yup, this isn't going to cause a problem." Everyone else just wants Smokey to run correctly, so if `pip-update` fails, they'll do the `-force` and happily move on. SmokeDetector should work then, but the underlying environment was just changed and it's reasonable to assume the instance runner doesn't even notice (because they weren't in CHQ at the time) and now their environment has changed.
<issue_comment>username_3: @username_1 I'm having the same idea. What about my proposal above about manually enabling this, so instance owners who run Smokey in a venv can safely enable this?
<issue_comment>username_0: Because of the unending controversy over this, I'm closing this.  However, we need to keep in mind if we're going to make **major** requirements changes requiring manual intervention, we need a better way that 'pinging the runners in CHQ' to get the "You need to update this" message out.  (cc @Undo1 @username_2 )
<issue_comment>username_3: The undergoing discussion is essentially a duplicate of #2256, by the way.23/M/US to anywhere

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v0.5.0

- Change Dispatcher to throw RouteNotFoundException instead of returning 
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v0.4.1

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