chore(rebrand): NUKE → Fallout cosmetic pass (license headers, docs, logo)#46
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…logo) First phase of the hard-fork rebrand (#25, #26): - License headers rewritten across 564 .cs source files. New 4-line block preserves NUKE attribution per MIT and points at the post-rename URL (ChrisonSimtian/Fallout/blob/main/LICENSE). - LICENSE updated: new copyright holder, attribution block crediting Matthias Koch and the NUKE contributors. - source/Directory.Build.props: NuGet metadata (Copyright, Authors, PackageProjectUrl) and Description switched to Fallout. - nuke-common.sln.DotSettings: ReSharper file-header template updated so new files get the new header by default. - Startup ASCII logo in source/Nuke.Build/Host.cs swapped from "NUKE" to "FALLOUT" block art; "NUKE Execution Engine" → "Fallout Execution Engine". - README rewritten: title/tagline/badges/build-status. Adds a prominent "rebrand in progress" notice and a "Based on NUKE" attribution section. - CONTRIBUTING.md and CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md rewritten for the new ownership. - CLAUDE.md updated to reflect rebrand status and new license-header shape. - CHANGELOG.md vNext entry added. Out of scope (later rebrand-track issues): - Namespaces and assembly names (still Nuke.*) — #31, #32. - Project filenames and package IDs (still Nuke.*.csproj) — #33, #34. - Global tool name (`dotnet nuke`) — #38. - Visual assets / icon swap — #27. - *.Generated.cs file URLs (regenerate from git origin on next release). - Repo rename itself (ChrisonSimtian/nuke → ChrisonSimtian/Fallout) — #24, intentionally done AFTER this PR merges so the first impression of the renamed repo matches the new identity. Verified: `dotnet build nuke-common.slnx -c Debug` succeeds (warnings are pre-existing and unrelated). Closes #25 Closes #26 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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First phase of the hard-fork rebrand — closes #25 and #26, prepares the repo for #24 (the actual GitHub rename).
What this PR changes
License headers (#25)
// Copyright … Maintainers of NUKE.block in 564.cssource files to a 4-line Fallout header that preserves the original NUKE attribution (per MIT) and points at the post-rename LICENSE URL.LICENSEupdated: new copyright holder, credit block for Matthias Koch and the NUKE contributors.source/Directory.Build.props: NuGetCopyright,Authors,PackageProjectUrl, andDescriptionswitched to Fallout. Year stays dynamic.nuke-common.sln.DotSettings: ReSharper file-header template updated so new files get the new header by default.source/Nuke.Build/Host.csswapped from NUKE to FALLOUT block art."NUKE Execution Engine"→"Fallout Execution Engine"inNukeBuild.Output.cs.Docs (#26)
README.mdrewritten — new title/tagline, GitHub-Packages-aware badges, prominent rebrand-in-progress notice, "Based on NUKE" attribution section, build-status table pruned to the providers we actually run.CONTRIBUTING.mdrewritten — replaces the single-maintainer narrative, points at trunk-based workflow againstmain, links to the new repo.CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md— Matthias Koch's email replaced with the project repository as the reporting channel.CLAUDE.md— "what this project is" section updated to reflect Fallout identity and rebrand status; license-header sample updated to the new 4-line shape.CHANGELOG.md—vNextentry recording the rebrand.What is intentionally NOT in this PR
Tracked separately in the Fallout rebrand milestone:
Nuke.*) — [P3] Plan: Nuke.* → Fallout.* namespace mapping #31, [P3] Execute solution-wide Nuke.* → Fallout.* namespace rename (BREAKING) #32 (BREAKING).dotnet nuke) — [P6] Rename global tool: dotnet nuke → dotnet fallout #38.*.Generated.cs// Generated from …URLs — the generator already derives them from the git origin URL, so they regenerate correctly on the next./build.ps1 GenerateToolsafter the repo rename.Verification
dotnet build nuke-common.slnx -c Debug— succeeds. Build warnings are pre-existing and unrelated.build/,source/Nuke.Common/,source/Nuke.Build/, and the variousNuke.Utilities.*projects.Maintainers of NUKEreferences remain in.cssource.Test plan
ubuntu-latest,windows-latest,macos-latest../build.ps1 --helpand confirm the new FALLOUT banner renders.> [!IMPORTANT]callout and the build-status table).gh api repos/ChrisonSimtian/nuke -X PATCH -F name=Fallout) and update local remotes.Closes #25
Closes #26
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