Well, the problem with OpenTF is that they will have to stay compatible with TF at all levels. If they decide to enhance the product, things could quickly becom

Well, the problem with OpenTF is that they will have to stay compatible with TF at all levels. If they decide to enhance the product, things could quickly become messy. There are areas where they won't be able to innovate at all (e.g. the state file format) and some where OpenTF extensions could be possible if marked as such (in a similar way as the GNU project did).