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Rename internal references: gui-cs → tui-cs - #5528
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Org rename gui-cs → tui-cs. GitHub auto-redirects all github.com/gui-cs/* URLs, but this updates internal references so the repo is self-consistent. Mechanical: every `gui-cs` (hyphen, the org login) → `tui-cs`. The historical brand `gui.cs` (dot) is intentionally left as-is (prose/test data/sample text). Notable: - Schema default (SettingsScope.Schema) + Resources/config.json $schema → https://tui-cs.github.io/Terminal.Gui/schemas/tui-config-schema.json - Workflow cross-repo repository_dispatch targets (clet, Terminal.Gui.templates, Editor) and the tuirec `go install` path → tui-cs. These resolve once the org rename + those repos' moves land, so merge AFTER the rename. - Link.cs default URL + coupled LinkTests assertions kept consistent. - Terminal.sln.DotSettings left untouched: its only hit is a machine-specific absolute path (C:\Users\Tig\s\gui-cs\...), not a public reference. Part of the org-wide gui-cs → tui-cs rename. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context)
WordBackward_WordWrap_False_True truncates the $schema URL mid-token at word boundaries. Four expected-string fragments cut the URL before the `cs` (`https://gui-`, `https://gui`), so the `gui-cs`→`tui-cs` pass didn't match them and they stayed `gui` while the (renamed) input produces `tui`. Update the four fragments to `https://tui-` / `https://tui`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context)
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| if: steps.view-docs.outputs.should_generate == 'true' | ||
| run: | | ||
| go install github.com/gui-cs/tuirec/cmd/tuirec@latest | ||
| go install github.com/tui-cs/tuirec/cmd/tuirec@latest |
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This commit also changes docfx/scripts/generate-views-doc.ps1, so Detect view docs changes sets should_generate=true and this go install ...@latest line runs on the API-docs workflow. The current tui-cs/tuirec repository still declares module github.com/gui-cs/tuirec in go.mod; with an @latest argument, go install treats this as the import path to resolve and rejects a module whose declared path does not match, so the docs workflow cannot regenerate/deploy. Keep installing github.com/gui-cs/tuirec/cmd/tuirec@latest until tuirec's module path is changed.
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Good catch — resolved in 2e9c666, though via a different route than suggested.
Pinning the install back to gui-cs/tuirec@latest would work only until tuirec cuts a release carrying the new module path, then it'd break the other way. Instead I pinned to @main:
go install github.com/tui-cs/tuirec/cmd/tuirec@main
tuirec's main already declares module github.com/tui-cs/tuirec (the rename PR is merged), so the import-path check passes now and stays correct after future tags. The released tags (≤ v0.9.0) still declare gui-cs, which is exactly why @latest failed.
go install github.com/tui-cs/tuirec/cmd/tuirec@latest resolves to tuirec's latest semver tag (v0.9.0), whose go.mod still declares the old module path github.com/gui-cs/tuirec — so the import-path check fails. tuirec's main already declares github.com/tui-cs/tuirec, so pin to @main. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context)
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Closes #5526.
Part of the org-wide rename gui-cs → tui-cs. GitHub auto-redirects all
github.com/gui-cs/*URLs, so this only updates internal references so the repo is self-consistent.What changed
134 files. Mechanical rule: every
gui-cs(hyphen — the org login) →tui-cs. The historical brandgui.cs(dot) is intentionally left as-is (prose, sample text, test data).Notable / non-mechanical spots (reviewed by hand)
SettingsScope.Schema+Resources/config.json$schema→https://tui-cs.github.io/Terminal.Gui/schemas/tui-config-schema.json. Not fetched at runtime (editor/IntelliSense hint), so old in-the-wild configs are cosmetically affected only.repository_dispatchtargetsclet,Terminal.Gui.templates,Editor, and thego install github.com/.../tuirecpath →tui-cs. Secrets/PATs unchanged.Link.csdefault URL + coupledLinkTestsassertions kept consistent (same string length, soTextViewTestsURL-truncation cases are unaffected).Terminal.sln.DotSettings— its only hit is a machine-specific absolute path (C:\Users\Tig\s\gui-cs\…), not a public reference.This is prep-first. The new
tui-cs.github.ioURLs and the cross-repo dispatch targets only resolve after the org is renamed and the dependent repos (clet,Editor,Terminal.Gui.templates,tuirec) move. Do not merge before the rename.Master plan:
tui-cs-rename-master-plan.md(local coordination doc).