The project is credited as a project from here on — no maintainer handle in the
About screen, the READMEs, the brand constants or `app-repo.json`, which already
shipped `developerName: "FTStore"`. `apply-rebrand.sh` lost the step that re-added
the About-screen entry on every run, so it can't come back.
The upstream Feather attribution is untouched: the LICENSE, the copyright
headers, the "Feather Developer" credits and the "Built on Feather" news entry
all stay exactly as they were. This is a GPL-3.0 obligation, not a style choice.
Location, second half:
- The compose images moved owner to `ghcr.io/ftstuff/…` in the
compose file and the README. The workflows publish via
`github.repository_owner`, so images have been going to `ghcr.io/ftstuff/`
since the repo moved — a compose file on the old owner keeps running its last
pulled image and silently stops seeing updates. Called out in the migration
section; its "Was" column keeps the old owner, because that is what those
deployments actually have.
- Both `app-repo.json` manifests pointed at `FTStuff/FTStore-Manager`, which
stopped existing when the Manager became `manager/`. Icons and screenshots now
resolve under `FTStuff/FTStore/main/manager/…`, and the download URLs use the
`manager-v*` tag namespace this repo actually publishes.