Switching to the Apache 2.0 License is being done for two reasons:
The original Durable Task Framework (for .NET) is also an Apache 2.0 License project, so this will help keep the two projects in stronger alignment.
This project is a key dependency for Dapr, a CNCF incubating project, and moving this dependency to Apache 2.0 will simplify the graduation process for Dapr (of which Microsoft is also a key contributor).
Switching to the Apache 2.0 License is being done for two reasons:
The original Durable Task Framework (for .NET) is also an Apache 2.0 License project, so this will help keep the two projects in stronger alignment.
This project is a key dependency for Dapr, a CNCF incubating project, and moving this dependency to Apache 2.0 will simplify the graduation process for Dapr (of which Microsoft is also a key contributor).