Fallout-build/Fallout

--no-logo help text still says "NUKE logo"

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#553 opened on Jul 26, 2026

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Description

Problem

FalloutBuild.NoLogo carries a pre-rebrand description in both the XML doc comment and the [Parameter] attribute (src/Fallout.Build/FalloutBuild.cs:138-141), so --help prints:

  --no-logo                       Disables displaying the NUKE logo.

The same string is baked into the generated .fallout/build.schema.json, which drives IDE completion.

Outcome

User-facing parameter text names Fallout, not NUKE.

Acceptance criteria

  • --help shows "Disables displaying the Fallout logo."
  • .fallout/build.schema.json regenerated
  • A spec guards the built-in parameter descriptions against pre-rebrand product names

Notes

Scope is the user-facing parameter text only. Deliberate NUKE references (attribution, the ☢ survived the NUKE tagline, shim docs) stay.

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Research direction
Inspect the FalloutBuild.cs file around lines 138-141 and locate the NoLogo parameter description. Look into how the schema is generated and find existing tests for parameter descriptions to understand the expected format.
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clibuild system
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