Heated user comments like this make open source work frustating. The readme file says the module is experimental (all caps), not stable and "Please DO NOT use i

Heated user comments like this make open source work frustating. The readme file says the module is experimental (all caps), not stable and "Please DO NOT use it if you cannot afford to face breaking changes in the future.", never mind the license in all caps how there is no guarantees that it will work. Now something changed and a developer linked directly to the name of the branch instead of a npm(?) release, and that broke their scripts or libraries. I don't see that dissimilar to renaming a file on a webserver and receiving a complaint "I linked to your file in my HTML, rename it back".