Batching Enhancements

I'm building an InfluxDB producer that I'd like to guarantee at-least-once delivery for. My throughput requirements are high enough that batching is required. I was happy when I found BatchProcessor but then realized a couple of shortcomings that are preventing me from using it. I'd rather improve this library than create my own batch producer. Here's where the current batch implementation is falling short. Are any of these being worked on currently?

1. There's no way to request the batch buffer to be flushed and not destroy the backing thread pool. The only option I see possible today without resorting to reflection is calling InfluxDB.disableBatch followed by InfluxDB.enableBatch to force a flush but that creates a new executor every time.
2. BatchProcessor.write() is not thread safe and may be called concurrently from BatchProcessor.flush() on the current thread and the scheduled timer on the thread from the pool. This results in duplicate records being sent during flush().
3. Batching records can silently fail. I'd like to provide a callback with each asynchronous write request that would be invoked once the point is sent or if an error was encountered while attempting to send it.
4. The consistency level for all BatchPoints produced by the BatchProcessor is ConsistencyLevel.ONE. Direct control over the consistently level would be nice but ONE is a show stopper.

Some of the above are fairly substantial deviations in behavior from the current version. Would it be worthwhile for this to be a separate batch implementation rather than migrating the current version? Perhaps create a new asynchronous interface named InfluxDBAsync?

Review the existing BatchProcessor API and the InfluxDB.disableBatch and InfluxDB.enableBatch flow first. Define whether flushing without replacing the executor, asynchronous error callbacks, configurable consistency, and thread-safe writes belong in the current implementation or a new InfluxDBAsync interface. Done means the chosen design addresses the listed batching requirements without leaving delivery failures silent.