Honestly someone should just fork the InfluxDB v1.x line and focus on stability and performance. The pre-1.0 to 1.0 release was painful, but what's there now is

Honestly someone should just fork the InfluxDB v1.x line and focus on stability and performance. The pre-1.0 to 1.0 release was painful, but what's there now is pretty solid as well as MIT licensed. It blows my mind that they still have not learned their lessons with world breaking changes. How can you build anything on a database that is constantly reinventing itself chasing some new hotness?