Summary
This issue audits remaining external brand references in the codebase.
I found 154 tracked occurrences across two reference groups:
| Reference group |
Occurrences |
Main areas |
| Group A |
119 |
landing package scopes/imports, package lockfile, CLI installer, marketplace copy, comments |
| Group B |
35 |
design docs, renderer styles, UI comments, e2e comments |
These may be historical, intentional, or carried over during earlier implementation work. Opening this for visibility so we can decide what should stay documented and what should be cleaned up.
Supporting context
Current git history points to these commits touching the relevant lines:
| Area |
Related contributors |
Commits |
| Group A |
@codebanditssss, @Annieeeee11, @JAYATIAHUJA, @ashish921998 |
5a587191e8c3, fff06624ab41, 2b069aec440c, 00aa98b1534e, d60c49f5fb19 |
| Group B |
@yyovil, @Annieeeee11 |
c2c4404c7d59, e493de6ad72b, 662405cdc887 |
Request
Could the tagged contributors please help confirm whether these references are still intentional?
If they are intentional, it would be helpful to document the reason near the relevant code or docs.
If they are no longer needed, we should clean them up so the codebase consistently reflects our own brand.
Summary
This issue audits remaining external brand references in the codebase.
I found 154 tracked occurrences across two reference groups:
These may be historical, intentional, or carried over during earlier implementation work. Opening this for visibility so we can decide what should stay documented and what should be cleaned up.
Supporting context
Current git history points to these commits touching the relevant lines:
5a587191e8c3,fff06624ab41,2b069aec440c,00aa98b1534e,d60c49f5fb19c2c4404c7d59,e493de6ad72b,662405cdc887Request
Could the tagged contributors please help confirm whether these references are still intentional?
If they are intentional, it would be helpful to document the reason near the relevant code or docs.
If they are no longer needed, we should clean them up so the codebase consistently reflects our own brand.