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….DurableTask Signed-off-by: tomflenner <flennertom@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: tomflenner <flennertom@gmail.com>
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Thank you very much for your contribution @tomflenner ! I appreciate it! |
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Always a pleasure @WhitWaldo ! 🤝🏻 |
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Description
This pull request updates the logging category/module name used in .NET logging from
Microsoft.DurableTasktoDapr.DurableTask. This change reflects the transition to a Dapr-maintained fork of the original Microsoft Durable Task library.Motivation
Dapr has forked Microsoft.DurableTask to introduce customizations and enhancements specific to the Dapr ecosystem. To ensure accurate logging, observability, and filtering, it's important that log entries are correctly attributed to the new module name
Dapr.DurableTaskrather than the original one.Impact
This change is purely internal and affects only the logging metadata. There is no functional impact on runtime behavior, but log management tools and filters relying on the old category name may need to be updated.