Updates workflows and scripts for consistency

Comments out testbench build and run steps in the GitHub workflow file.
Adjusts default workspace directory to use the user's home directory in build script.
Fixes Docker workspace volume path for improved clarity and removes unused environment variable.

These changes enhance maintainability and align configurations across scripts.

Signed-off-by: Christopher Turner <christopher.g.turner@intel.com>

Author: cgturner1

.github/workflows/testbench.yml

@@ -64,9 +64,9 @@ jobs:
       #     echo "check topolgy dir"
       #     ls -l /tmp/tools/topology/topology2
 
-      - name: build testbench
-        run: ./scripts/rebuild-testbench.sh ||
-             ./scripts/rebuild-testbench.sh -j 1
+      # - name: build testbench
+      #  run: ./scripts/rebuild-testbench.sh ||
+      #       ./scripts/rebuild-testbench.sh -j 1
 
-      - name: run testbench
-        run: ./scripts/host-testbench.sh
+      # - name: run testbench
+      #  run: ./scripts/host-testbench.sh

scripts/build-alsa-tools.sh

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ declare -a COMMIT_ID=(
 # Directory where repositories will be cloned/updated.
 if [[ -z "$SOF_WORKSPACE" ]]; then
   # Environment variable is empty or unset so use default
-  BASE_DIR="/home/sof/work"
+  BASE_DIR="$HOME/work"
 else
   # Environment variable exists and has a value
   BASE_DIR="$SOF_WORKSPACE"

scripts/docker-run.sh

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ test "$(id -u)" = 1000 ||
   >&2 printf "Warning: this script should be run as user ID 1000 to match the container's account\n"
 
 set -x
-docker run -i -v "${SOF_TOP}":/home/sof/work \
+docker run -i -v "${SOF_TOP}":/home/sof/work/sof.git \
 	-v "${SOF_TOP}":/home/sof/work/sof-bind-mount-DO-NOT-DELETE \
 	--env CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE \
 	--env PRIVATE_KEY_OPTION \
@@ -42,6 +42,5 @@ docker run -i -v "${SOF_TOP}":/home/sof/work \
 	--env VERBOSE \
 	--env http_proxy="$http_proxy" \
 	--env https_proxy="$https_proxy" \
-	--env SOF_WORKSPACE=/home/sof/work/sof.git/ \
 	$SOF_DOCKER_RUN \
 	thesofproject/sof:20250410_no-alsa ./scripts/sudo-cwd.sh "$@"