MSIME-HelpCode is no longer a product input and the dictionary now ships from MSIME-Engine, so the readme, the agent notes, the release documentation and the issue templates stop naming a repository the product does not consume.
The TSF jobs failed with:
The term './scripts/ci/check-tsf-dll.ps1' is not recognized as a name of a cmdlet, function,
script file, or executable program.
Those jobs check the product out at the draft release's target commit, and then ran scripts/ci
from that checkout. scripts/ci arrived later than the commit v0.0.12 points at, so the directory
simply was not there. The same trap applies to every script the packaging job runs: a workflow
change can always outrun the scripts present at the tag being built, and it means the commit being
released could substitute its own release automation.
Each job that runs a script now checks the automation out separately from the default branch, the
way MSIME-Apple's release workflow does. The product still comes from the release commit; only the
automation is pinned to the branch the workflow itself came from.
Also here, since they are all .github correctness:
The UiHtml checkout named metasequoiaime/MetasequoiaImeUiHtml, which now resolves only through the
rename redirect to MSIME-UiHtml. A release pipeline should not depend on that; if anyone ever
creates a repository at the old name the redirect stops. The MetasequoiaIme* paths elsewhere in the
file are staging directory names the installer scripts require, and a comment now says so, so they
do not get "fixed" later.
The issue templates offered components under the pre-rename names, and the QQ group contact link
pointed at the old repository URL while the documentation link pointed at MetasequoiaIME, which
redirects to MSIME-Docs.
ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml was not valid YAML: the QQ group about text contains a bare "QQ Group: ",
and a colon followed by a space cannot appear in a plain scalar. It predates this change; quoting
the value fixes it.
Two checkout pins dependabot could not reach, because the steps did not exist on main when it ran,
are brought up to the version the rest of the file uses.
Neptrue_Lin