Rename official builds to "Google Chrome" on disk and "Chrome" in the menubar...

build/mac/tweak_app_infoplist

 #!/bin/bash
 
 # Copyright (c) 2009 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 # found in the LICENSE file.
 
 set -e
 
 # Pull off the optional args
 INCLUDE_BREAKPAD=0
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 #    the Info.plist has changed.  So even if we updated it, it's only looking
 #    at the modtime of the info.plist to see if that's changed.
 #
 # So, we work around all of this by making a script build phase that will run
 # during the app build, and simply update the info.plist in place.  This way
 # by the time the app target is done, the info.plist is correct.
 #
 
 TOP="${SRCROOT}/.."
 BUILD_BRANDING=$1
-SRC_APP_PATH="${BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR}/${BUILD_BRANDING}.app"
+if [ "${BUILD_BRANDING}" == "Chromium" ]; then
+  APP_NAME="Chromium"
+elif [ "${BUILD_BRANDING}" == "Chrome" ]; then
+  APP_NAME="Google Chrome"
+else
+  echo "error: unknown branding: ${BUILD_BRANDING}" >&2
+  exit 1
+fi
+SRC_APP_PATH="${BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR}/${APP_NAME}.app"
 
 set -x
 
 # Figure out what version this build corresponds to.  Just use the svn revision
 # for now. Warning: my svnversion returns 10495:10552M. But that's ok since
 # it is just for reference.
 SVN_REVISION=$(svnversion "${SRCROOT}")
 if [ -z "${SVN_REVISION}" ] ; then
   echo "warning: could not determine svn revision" >&2
 fi
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   BRANDING_FILE="${TOP}/chrome/app/theme/google_chrome/BRANDING"
 else
   echo "error: unknown branding: ${BUILD_BRANDING}" >&2
   exit 1
 fi
 COPYRIGHT_STRING=$(sed -n -e 's/^COPYRIGHT=\(.*\)$/\1/p' "${BRANDING_FILE}")
 # Map (c) or (C) to the copyright sign
 COPYRIGHT_STRING=$(echo "${COPYRIGHT_STRING}" | sed -e $'s/([cC])/\302\251/g')
 
 # Build the full copyright string
-LONG_COPYRIGHT="${BUILD_BRANDING} ${FULL_VERSION}, ${COPYRIGHT_STRING}"
+LONG_COPYRIGHT="${APP_NAME} ${FULL_VERSION}, ${COPYRIGHT_STRING}"
 
 # I really hate how "defaults" doesn't take a real pathname but instead insists
 # on appending ".plist" to everything.
 INFO_PLIST_PATH="Contents/Info.plist"
 TMP_INFO_PLIST_DEFAULTS="${TEMP_DIR}/Info"
 TMP_INFO_PLIST="${TMP_INFO_PLIST_DEFAULTS}.plist"
 cp "${SRC_APP_PATH}/${INFO_PLIST_PATH}" "${TMP_INFO_PLIST}"
 
 # Save off the svn version number in case we need it
 defaults write "${TMP_INFO_PLIST_DEFAULTS}" \
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   defaults delete "${TMP_INFO_PLIST_DEFAULTS}" BreakpadSendAndExit || true
   # TODO: remove/update this when we have first launch
   defaults delete "${TMP_INFO_PLIST_DEFAULTS}" BreakpadSkipConfirm || true
 fi
 
 # Info.plist will work perfectly well in any plist format, but traditionally
 # applications use xml1 for this, so convert it back after whatever defaults
 # might have done.
 plutil -convert xml1 "${TMP_INFO_PLIST}"
 cp "${TMP_INFO_PLIST}" "${SRC_APP_PATH}/${INFO_PLIST_PATH}"