rename: Codename 206 -> Bari 206
Retires the working codename now rather than at 1.0, because the two identity
constants a DAW uses to recognise a plugin across sessions can only be changed
for free while nothing has saved a project with it. Verified: zero references
to the plugin across all 69 FL project backups, under any identity string.
Derived spellings:
Cargo package codename_206 -> bari_206
bundle / DAW name Codename 206 |
206 prototype -> Bari 206 (unified; drops "prototype")
Rust types Codename206(Params) -> Bari206(Params)
CLAP_ID com.mikkeli.codename-206
-> org.novoyuuparosk.bari-206
VST3_CLASS_ID Codename206Maxi! -> Bari206Multiband
CLAP_ID moves to reverse-DNS on a domain actually controlled, and stops
disagreeing with a VENDOR that was already Novoyuuparosk. VST3_CLASS_ID stays
exactly 16 bytes and drops "Maxi", which sat close to Image-Line's Maximus and
Maximizer in the same product category.
Author identity converges on Mikkeli Matlock <mikkeli@novoyuuparosk.org>;
Cargo authors had been carrying a personal gmail address while Plugin::EMAIL
already used the org one. VENDOR stays Novoyuuparosk, which is the org rather
than the person, and copyright stays with the person.
Deliberately unchanged: the repo, its remote, the local directory and the
homepage URL all keep "codename-206". Renaming those buys nothing and costs a
Gitea rename, a remote rewrite and a directory move, so the bare "codename-206"
is current branding rather than residue - and is the one spelling the STALE
list must not contain.
Driven by check-branding.sh rather than by grep: setting the canonical block
listed all 26 sites, including .github/workflows/ci.yaml, which no explicit
check covered. That gap is now closed by a positive check on the CI bundle
command, so a future rename fails in seconds instead of after a full compile.
STALE now carries both the retired and the new spellings, so the next rename
is self-checking too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LU1NRL7fAaZTtFMTTPn2b1
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# Codename 206
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# Bari 206
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*Called 206 because the Peugeot 206 has a 'maxi' variant. You'll know this is a Maximizer knockoff if you can follow that trail of thoughts.*
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Multiband Compressor / Limiter VST3 — Project Plan
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```powershell
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# Build + bundle the VST3 and CLAP
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cargo xtask bundle codename_206 --release
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# Output: target\bundled\Codename 206.vst3 and Codename 206.clap
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cargo xtask bundle bari_206 --release
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# Output: target\bundled\Bari 206.vst3 and Bari 206.clap
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```
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### Deployment
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`deploy.bat` is a double-click wrapper around the same script.
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After deploying, in FL Studio: **Options → Manage plugins → tick "Rescan previously failed
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plugins" → Find installed plugins**, then search for **Codename 206**. (The rescan-failed step
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plugins" → Find installed plugins**, then search for **Bari 206**. (The rescan-failed step
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is essential — without it FL silently skips a plugin it has seen before.)
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> **Known issue (deferred):** the **CLAP** build shows its name/vendor/type correctly in FL, but
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