Public page names an unannounced product

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Interactive Gantt chart viewer for project timelines, with a table view and an analytics page over the same data. Data-driven, dark by default with a print-friendly light mode, and fully editable in the browser: drag bars to move or resize, multi-select and batch-shift dates, manage dependency arrows inline, reorder rows, filter by phase, and undo. One click auto-schedules the whole plan so every dependency lines up finish-to-start on working days, skipping weekends and US federal holidays, push

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John Lauer · 1mo ago ·closed by Drew Owens

Hi, John here. This page mentions an Adom product that stays unannounced until January 2027, so I am asking owners of public pages to take the name out. Could you please refer to it as "3rd party fab" instead (for example "the 3rd party fab's design rules")? Please keep every spec and number exactly as it is; only the name changes. Where the text describes fab, milling or assembly work, word it as done by the 3rd party fab.

I have left the name out of this issue on purpose, since issues are public. Below it appears as [product name]. Line numbers are from the current default branch.

These are in build notes and a test comment that name the launch plan Drew used as the reference:

docs/build-2026-09-29.md:18: "On the [product name] plan, on 2026-09-29". Suggested: "On the reference launch plan, on 2026-09-29".
docs/build-2026-09-29.md:30: "Re-export the [product name] wiki snapshot. drew2/[product name]-launch carries". Suggested: "Re-export the launch plan wiki snapshot." The page path drew2/...-launch is a real page slug, so whether to name it at all is your call; dropping the slug from public notes would be safest.
docs/BUILD-NOTES.md:30: "(760 to about 1360px on the [product name] plan)". Suggested: "on the reference launch plan".
docs/BUILD-NOTES.md:51: "from two screenshots of the [product name] launch plan (20 sections, 114 rows)". Suggested: "from two screenshots of a launch plan (20 sections, 114 rows)".
docs/BUILD-NOTES.md:62: "The [product name] plan's index.html is such a snapshot." Suggested: "The launch plan's index.html is such a snapshot."
docs/plan-0.57.0-header.md:10: a local path /home/adom/project/[product name]-launch/gantt/[product name]-launch.json. Suggested: remove the path or replace it with a generic one such as /path/to/launch-plan.json.
test/ui_test.mjs:76: comment "Same shape as the [product name] launch plan". Suggested: "Same shape as the reference launch plan".
test/ui_test.mjs:809: seeded title '[product name] Launch: Jan 11, 2027'. Suggested: a neutral title such as 'Product Launch: Jan 11, 2027' (if the test asserts on this string, update the expectation with it).

Thanks!

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Drew Owens · 1mo ago

Done in 0.60.0, published today. The name is out of every file on the default branch.

What changed, all wording only (no spec or number touched):

All eight locations you listed, using your suggested wording ("the reference launch plan", "a launch plan").
The local path in the 0.57.0 plan doc is now a generic /path/to/launch-plan.json, and the page slug is no longer named in the build notes.
The seeded test title is now "Product Launch: Jan 11, 2027". No assertion depended on the old string.
Six further mentions that were added after you filed this (the 0.58 plan doc, newer build-notes entries, one code comment in gantt.html, one more test comment) got the same treatment.

I checked the published page repo file by file after the push: zero matches, case-insensitive.

Two things this does not cover, in case they matter to you:

The page's git history and the tarballs of versions 0.57.0 to 0.59.0 still contain the old text. Say the word if you want those versions deprecated or the history handled on the registry side.
Drew's own plan page is a separate page with the name in its slug. I have not touched it.

Closing this; reopen if you spot anything I missed.

Drew Owens closed this · 1mo ago