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Any plans on updating to 1.19.2 or is it just gonna stay on 1.18?

Summary:
When you use DBE boilers as part of a moving structure in Create (train assembly, windmill bearing, etc.), polygons will be missing from the models of the boilers. The missing areas are transparent with the shaders (Complementary Reimagined 1.4), and completely black without shaders. This bug was discovered in the v2.0.3 version of Create: Astral.

Notes:
Having done some testing, it seems like removing any blocks that at all occupy the 3x3 space the boiler model occupies seems to fix all missing polygons. Removing a single block from several offending blocks reduces the severity of the graphical errors, interestingly enough.

Below are a couple screenshots of the described bug. Notice that, in the train screenshot, the missing polygons are largely the same across the multiple boiler blocks. Additionally, the frontmost boiler has some missing polygons, they just aren't shown from that angle. There are also more missing polygons on the opposite side of the train, though the shape/pattern of them is substantially different. The second screenshot is of a windmill bearing assembly with some vertically placed boilers and some blocks and sails placed along the side of some of the boilers, with varying intensity of polygon loss depending on how many blocks clip into a given boiler. More interestingly, the last screenshot includes an instance where a boiler isn't missing any polygons despite clipping into some blocks, and I honestly can't tell why.

This applies to probably all colors/variants of boilers. Tested: Black (normal + gilded), gray, and zinc

Final notes:

The modpack instance I'm running this on is one that was updated by the FTB App, rather than being a fresh install of the modpack. Unsure if this is related, but I figured it was worth mentioning.

Additionally, since this is a bug between 2 mods, I wasn't sure where to put this. But, since I've never seen this happen before, I figure there's a decent chance it's something to do with these boilers specifically.