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docs(readme): add notice about hard fork #9

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Adds a notice to the README clarifying that this repository is a hard fork of ichiban/prolog, customized for the Axone protocol.

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The changes involve an update to the README.md file, where a prominent note has been added to clarify that the repository is a hard fork of the original ichiban/prolog project. This note explains that the fork has been tailored for the Axone protocol and is maintained independently, with possible irregular updates from upstream. Users are also directed to the original repository for contributions to the general-purpose implementation.

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README.md Added a note indicating the repository is a hard fork of ichiban/prolog, customized for the Axone protocol, maintained independently, and directed users to the original repository. No structural changes were made to the document.

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    User->>README: Access repository documentation
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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
README.md (2)

9-13: Excellent addition of the fork notice!

The added notice is well-placed and clearly formatted, providing crucial information about the nature of this fork. It effectively communicates the repository's purpose, maintenance status, and relationship to the original project.

Consider adding a link to the Axone protocol repository or website for additional context. You could modify the line as follows:

- > This repository is a *hard fork* of [ichiban/prolog](https://github.com/ichiban/prolog), customized to meet the specific requirements of the [Axone protocol](https://github.com/axone-protocol). It is maintained independently for our use case, and upstream updates may not be regularly integrated.
+ > This repository is a *hard fork* of [ichiban/prolog](https://github.com/ichiban/prolog), customized to meet the specific requirements of the [Axone protocol](https://github.com/axone-protocol/axone). It is maintained independently for our use case, and upstream updates may not be regularly integrated.

This change assumes that the Axone protocol repository is at https://github.com/axone-protocol/axone. Please adjust the URL if it's different.


Update Remaining References to Original Repository

Several references to ichiban/prolog still exist in the README.md, which should be updated or removed to accurately reflect the Axone protocol fork. Please address the following:

  • Update or remove badges linking to github.com/ichiban/prolog.
  • Modify installation instructions to use the new repository URL.
  • Ensure all mentions of ichiban/prolog in descriptions and command examples are relevant to the forked version.
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Line range hint 1-13: Review the entire README for consistency with the fork's purpose

While the added notice effectively communicates the nature of this fork, it's important to ensure that the rest of the README content is still applicable and accurate for this customized version.

Please review the entire README to confirm that all sections are still relevant to the Axone protocol fork. Consider the following points:

  1. Are all the badges (Go Reference, Actions Status, etc.) still applicable to this fork?
  2. Does the "What is this?" section need any modifications to reflect the fork's specific purpose?
  3. Is the "Comparison with Other Libraries" table still relevant?
  4. Do the installation instructions need to be updated to reflect the new repository URL?
  5. Are the usage examples still accurate for the forked version?
  6. Is the "Extensions" section still applicable?
  7. Does the "Contributing" section need to be adjusted for the fork's workflow?

You may want to run the following command to check for any remaining references to the original repository that might need updating:

Please make any necessary adjustments to ensure the entire README accurately represents the Axone protocol fork.

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@ccamel ccamel requested review from amimart and bdeneux September 24, 2024 12:05
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Nice 👍

@ccamel ccamel merged commit 7819528 into main Sep 24, 2024
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@ccamel ccamel deleted the docs/hard-fork-notice branch September 24, 2024 14:30
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