ci: update qemu-hisilicon clone URLs to OpenIPC org

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The qemu-hisilicon repo was transferred from a personal account to the OpenIPC organisation (OpenIPC/qemu-hisilicon). GitHub creates a redirect from the old URL, but CI should reference the canonical location.

Changes

• qemu-ive-ops job: update clone URL and comments
• qemu-nnie-forward job: update clone URL and comments
• Boot-test job: update clone URL

All three jobs cloned from the old personal-account URL; all now point to github.com/OpenIPC/qemu-hisilicon.

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PR Summary by Qodo

ci: point qemu-hisilicon clones at OpenIPC org repository

⚙️ Configuration changes 🕐 Less than 5 minutes

AI Description

• Update CI clone URLs to use the canonical OpenIPC/qemu-hisilicon repository.
• Refresh related workflow comments to reflect the repo transfer.
• Apply consistently across qemu-ive-ops, qemu-nnie-forward, and boot-test jobs.

Diagram

graph TD
  A["GitHub Actions workflow"] --> B["qemu-ive-ops job"] --> E{{"OpenIPC/qemu-hisilicon"}}
  A --> C["qemu-nnie-forward job"] --> E
  A --> D["boot-test job"] --> E

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High-Level Assessment

Updating the workflow to reference the canonical OpenIPC/qemu-hisilicon URL is the right approach; it avoids relying on GitHub redirects and reduces future fragility. A centralized env var for the repo URL could reduce repetition, but the current change is already clear and low-risk.

Files changed (1) +8 / -8

Other (1) +8 / -8

build.ymlSwitch qemu-hisilicon clone URLs to OpenIPC org (and update comments) +8/-8

Switch qemu-hisilicon clone URLs to OpenIPC org (and update comments)

• Replaces all occurrences of the widgetii/qemu-hisilicon clone URL with OpenIPC/qemu-hisilicon across the qemu-ive-ops, qemu-nnie-forward, and boot-test jobs. Updates adjacent comments describing the pinned SHA and upstream references to match the new org location.

.github/workflows/build.yml

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Code Review by Qodo

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1. Update stale upstream references ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ⚙ Maintainability

Description

The workflow now clones OpenIPC/qemu-hisilicon, but local runbooks and the QEMU test helper still
instruct users to obtain qemu-hisilicon from widgetii/qemu-hisilicon. Maintainers following those
instructions can use a different/stale upstream location than CI, causing local reproduction and
synchronization guidance to diverge.

Code

.github/workflows/build.yml[728]

+          git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/OpenIPC/qemu-hisilicon.git /tmp/qemu-hisilicon

Evidence

The changed workflow explicitly establishes OpenIPC/qemu-hisilicon as the source used by CI, while
read repository files retain old operational references: README links to the old repository for
generation labels and QEMU smoke tests; the IVE README names it as the source, links to it, and says
CI builds from it; run-qemu.sh labels it as the required source; and bootrom instructions require
the old repository and describe its CI job. These are actionable setup/documentation references
rather than only historical attribution.

README.md[22-22]
README.md[433-433]
bootrom/README[65-68]
bootrom/README[109-115]
kernel/ive_neo/test/qemu/README.md[24-33]
kernel/ive_neo/test/qemu/README.md[61-70]
kernel/ive_neo/test/qemu/run-qemu.sh[7-10]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
CI now uses `OpenIPC/qemu-hisilicon`, but operational documentation and helper comments still point to `widgetii/qemu-hisilicon`, leaving local setup and synchronization guidance inconsistent with CI.
## Issue Context
Update active links, clone/source instructions, and CI descriptions to the transferred repository. Preserve historical issue/PR attribution where it is intentionally documenting the old namespace.
## Fix Focus Areas
- README.md[22-22]
- README.md[433-433]
- bootrom/README[65-68]
- bootrom/README[109-115]
- kernel/ive_neo/test/qemu/README.md[24-33]
- kernel/ive_neo/test/qemu/README.md[61-70]
- kernel/ive_neo/test/qemu/run-qemu.sh[7-10]

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