Can’t say I agree with you OP. ACF is core to our WP development and the quicker we can get new features/fixes, the better in my opinion. I really appreciate and find reassuring that ACF is being worked on continuously, unlike so many other plugins. You can always just stick with the version you have and not upgrade if it’s a burden, you know 🙂
I somehow agree with the OP. I also understand the idea to quick fix the bugs but not to get new features, mostly as per users request. The truth is, you can’t satisfy thousands of users’ need without making the plugin heavier and buggier, period. That is what killed many custom field plugins like Flutter, made many switch from Magic Fields, custom field templates and others to a better light weight plugin. Unfortunately this great plugin “ACF” is going on the same path. Perhaps, next year, it will be a new CF plugin saying “unlike so many other plugins” with the ACF on the dead list!?
In regards to sticking with the same version, that is not an option for those who use the plugin for their clients and have to update dozens of website for them.
Back to the devoting time, which I’m very thankful; I believe some of this time should be given to support users who have paid for the available options, ask questions on the ACF forum and barely get any answers back.
Don’t get me wrong, I love this plugin and the great work the developer has put in it so far but sad to see it taking the same direction used by the “unlike so many other plugins”. I just don’t want that to happen!!
just my .02
Hi Harrison ).
I have to disagree. I spend about 2 hours every day providing support on the support forum.
Every single topic is responded too unless I feel that the question is completely irrelevant.
Thanks for your support. And enjoy the updates my friend!