The major version bumps imply breaking changes. Two major versions within a few months implies I might have to refactor my code every couple of months to stay u

The major version bumps imply breaking changes. Two major versions within a few months implies I might have to refactor my code every couple of months to stay up to date, or face a buildup of tech debt if I want to take advantage of a new feature in the future. If there are no breaking changes, then I would feel better if they called it v1.9.