ci: point the CI workflow at BHoM/CI_Toolkit - #416
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Happy with changes just repointing the path to BHoM/CI_Toolkit as evidenced by the checks passing,
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CI_Toolkit moved from BuroHappoldEngineeringAdmin to BHoM. The old path redirects, so this removes a dependency on the redirect rather than fixing a break.
Also picks up two pattern corrections made since this file was copied: dataset compliance now uses a case-insensitive unanchored pathspec, and project compliance matches
AssemblyInfo.csat any depth instead of only at the repo root. Neither changes which files are selected in this repo today.Still non-blocking. Tracked in CI_Toolkit_Proxy#13.
Ready for review. This carried a temporary commit touching a comment in
AdapterId.cs, because a workflow-only change matches no check's file patterns and every job would otherwise self-skip. That commit has been removed, so the diff is the workflow file alone and the current run is green.There is a failed run earlier in this PR's history and it is worth explaining, because it is not caused by this change. With the source touch present,
ci-versioningexecuted for the first time on this repo and reported 1,056 findings. None of them are this repository's types. It resolved 0 subject assemblies, fell back to attributing the whole dependency closure, and reported defects belonging to 22 other repositories, ETABS, GSA, CFD and others among them.That is a known limitation in the versioning check rather than anything about this repo or this diff, and it is being tracked separately. It stayed invisible here because
ci-versioninghad never actually run on this repository: previous pull requests changed no files it watches, so it skipped and reported success without examining anything.Nothing in this pull request changes that behaviour either way. Merging it is safe.