Let's be honest here and say that controversy helps fuel content stats. If you're always agreeing with things, you get nowhere on the internet and yes, there were some plot holes that make it less than adequate as a show. Is it flawed overall? Yes. Is it flawed so much at the core that you get nothing out of it? No.
I still don't fully understand why the Jedi did what they did even after they killed Sol and why they had to wipe out an entire coven but it drives the story and helps Osha turn the way she does at the end because let's face it she has zero motivation to go after Sol or the Jedi otherwise and the pacing of how she wanted to be a Jedi and now has decided to go the other way was all just setup for the finale.
Was it executed in the most SW fashion out there? No. Do I think the director shouldn't touch another SW franchise again? Yes. But, Disney have something good here and I really hope they do something with it because it's got all the elements to make it into a good show should they stay the course on the second half of the season. I also think fans need to step back and stop holding onto canon vs TV and just appreciate the interpretation of what someone else wants to push out. It isn't always going to be 100% lore perfect but that's the beauty of adaptations. As long as you keep the core intact and play around with the external elements you'll get something that people will like.