Changing BugHunt/ Bug Hunt to Bug Bounty
User description
Closes: https://github.com/OWASP-BLT/BLT/issues/3869
PR Type
Enhancement, Documentation
Description
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Replaced "Bug Hunt/Bughunt" with "Bug Bounty" across templates.
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Updated translations in multiple locales for consistency.
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Revised documentation to reflect terminology changes.
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Enhanced clarity and alignment with updated terminology.
Changes walkthrough 📝
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Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Enhanced routing improves navigation across authentication, API documentation, and contest features.
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UI & Documentation
- Updated user interface texts, emails, and navigation labels to consistently use “Bug Bounty” terminology.
- Revised localized translations and user guides for clarity and uniformity.
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Refactoring
- Streamlined labels and links system-wide for a more cohesive and intuitive user experience.
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@DonnieBLT I've reviewed this PR that changes terminology from "Bug Hunt/Bughunt" to "Bug Bounty" across the codebase.
The PR makes consistent terminology updates across:
- Template files (about.html, bug_summary.html, mobile_about.html)
- Translation files in multiple languages (German, French, Japanese, Chinese, Russian)
- Documentation files (BltCompanyDashboard.md, BltDetailsFromOwasp.md, BltStartaBughunt.md)
- Various other UI, code, and template files
The changes appear comprehensive and consistent, touching all necessary files to ensure a complete terminology update. This standardization to "Bug Bounty" aligns with industry terminology and will create a more consistent experience for users.
The PR properly addresses issue #3869 and makes the appropriate changes as described in the PR description. All the changes are minimal and focused on terminology updates only.
This PR looks good to merge.
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Walkthrough
The changes introduce a new URL routing file and update naming conventions throughout the codebase. Many references to “Bughunt” have been systematically renamed to “BugBounty” across API views, models, serializers, JavaScript functions, templates, translation files, and documentation. The updates affect URL patterns, view class names, variable names, form IDs, and translation strings, ensuring consistency in terminology. Additionally, existing error handling, debug configurations, and schema views are maintained while the routing logic and component interactions are refactored to support the new BugBounty nomenclature.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
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blt/urls 2.py |
New file defining comprehensive Django URL routing, including API endpoints, schema view (drf_yasg), error handlers, debug toolbar inclusion, and static media serving when in debug mode. |
blt/urls.py |
Renamed URL patterns and viewset references (e.g., BugHuntApiViewset to BugBountyApiViewset) and updated organization dashboard management routes to reflect BugBounty terminology. |
locale/{de,fr,ja,ru,zh_CN}/LC_MESSAGES/django.po |
Updated translation strings: replaced “Bughunt” and its variants with “BugBounty” (and similar changes) for consistency across German, French, Japanese, Russian, and Simplified Chinese locales. |
website/api/views.py |
Refactored API viewsets by renaming classes from BugHunt to BugBounty and updated all references from Hunt to Bounty in queries and serializers. |
website/models.py, website/serializers.py |
Renamed models and serializers: “Hunt” → “Bounty” and “HuntPrize” → “BountyPrize”, with corresponding updates in foreign keys, fields, and model references. |
website/static/organization/js/hunt_controller.js |
Renamed function PublishBughunt to PublishBugBounty and updated related form IDs and variable names (e.g., bughuntForm → bugbountyForm). |
website/templates/{about.html, bounties_list.html, create_hunt.html, email/bug_summary.html, includes/*, organization/*, report.html, sitemap.html, view_hunt.html} |
Modified template content by updating text, metadata, URL references, form identifiers, and component labels from “Bughunt” to “BugBounty” across multiple UI templates. |
website/documents/{BltCompanyDashboard.md, BltDetailsFromOwasp.md, BltStartaBughunt.md} |
Updated document titles and descriptions, changing “Bug Hunters/Bughunt” terminology to “Bug Bounty” for clarity and consistency. |
website/views/company.py, website/views/organization.py |
Renamed view classes (e.g., ShowBughuntView → ShowBugBountyView, EndBughuntView → EndBugBountyView) and variables from Bughunt to BugBounty; updated routing and context variables accordingly. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Router
participant API_View
Client->>Router: Send HTTP request to BugBounty endpoint
Router->>API_View: Dispatch request based on URL patterns
API_View-->>Router: Process request and return response
Router-->>Client: Deliver HTTP response
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