I think the concern was the "daffodil-" prefix is a bit long and a bit
unnecessary, but it is potentially nice since it helps distinguish code
related subprojects from non-code (e.g. tests, infrastructure). So
"daf-" is a decent middle ground.

I think the "daf-" was suggested for me, and I don't feel strong about
it, so I'm not against dropping the daf- prefix entirely if others don't
like it.

On 10/7/20 9:16 AM, john wass wrote:
> What was the reasoning on the daf- prefix again?
> 
> I looked back through but didnt see what the value add of the prefix was.
> 
> 
> On Wed, Oct 7, 2020 at 9:09 AM Interrante, John A (GE Research, US) <
> inter...@research.ge.com> wrote:
> 
>> I've created an issue (https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DAFFODIL-2406)
>> to rename Daffodil subprojects for better clarity.  I'd like to ask devs if
>> the issue has everyone's consensus and ask for a volunteer to perform the
>> renaming since I'm going to be refactoring classes and changing code in my
>> own pull request (daffodil-2202-runtime2) for at least the next few days.
>>
>> Does this proposal look acceptable to everyone?
>> Phase 1
>>
>>   *   containers
>>   *   daf-backend-c-generator (ignore - not in main yet, but will be later)
>>   *   daf-backend-scala-parser
>>   *   daf-backend-scala -unparser
>>   *   daf-cli
>>   *   daf-io
>>   *   daf-lib
>>   *   daf-macro-lib
>>   *   daf-propgen
>>   *   daf-sapi
>>   *   daf-schema-compiler (was daffodil-core)
>>   *   daf-tdml-lib
>>   *   daf-tdml-processor
>>   *   project
>>   *   test-suite-daf
>>   *   test-suite-ibm
>>   *   test-suite-std
>>   *   tutorials
>> Phase 2
>> Merge daf-backend-scala-parser and daf-backend-scala-unparser together
>> into daf-backend-scala.
>>
> 

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