sysreqr 0.2.0: cross-distro bundled database, expanded log diagnosis - #2
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…llback fix The bundled fallback database now stores one row per (r_package, package_manager, system_package) with names for apt, dnf (reused by yum), zypper, and apk. The apt, dnf, and zypper names are generated from the Posit Package Manager database for Ubuntu 22.04, Red Hat 9, and openSUSE 15.6; the Alpine names are hand curated. backend = "bundled" and auto routing now work on Fedora, RHEL rebuilds, openSUSE, and Alpine. Log diagnosis patterns grew from 12 to 33, adding zlib, bzip2, xz, png, jpeg, tiff, freetype, fontconfig, cairo, SQLite, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, libsodium, GMP, MPFR, GLPK, GEOS, ImageMagick, poppler, leptonica, tesseract, ICU, webp, and Cyrus SASL, each with per-manager names. Fixes: Posit Package Manager query failures no longer stop with the misleading apt-only bundled error on non-apt platforms; installed-state detection now covers Alpine via apk info; the startup message suggests setup_advice() for the detected platform.
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…ivative hosts Posit Package Manager keys on rockylinux 9, redhat 9, opensuse 15.6, and ubuntu 24.04, but /etc/os-release on those machines reports rocky 9.4, opensuse-leap 15.6, or linuxmint 22. ppm_sysreqs(), check_ppm(), and ppm_repo() therefore failed with "Unsupported system" or "No Package Manager binary URL" on real hosts. A single ppm_target() helper now maps the detected distro and version to the Package Manager pair; the detected values themselves are unchanged. Ubuntu derivatives report the underlying Ubuntu release taken from UBUNTU_CODENAME. Also: * resolve_platform() splits at the last dash so "opensuse-leap-15.6" resolves correctly, and "opensuse-15.6", "centos-7", "rockylinux-9.4" find their binary URL segment. * "rhel9" and "rhel10" describe Red Hat Enterprise Linux, not Rocky. * Failed package extraction reads "compilation failed" and "lazy loading failed" lines in addition to "configuration failed". * Project scans and check_library() drop packages that ship with R. * write_json() writes null for missing strings instead of "NA". * apt installed-state detection ignores removed-but-unpurged packages. * The detect_platform() example ships its fixture in inst/extdata.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change expands bundled system-requirement support from apt to dnf, yum, zypper, and apk. It also updates platform normalization, Package Manager fallbacks, diagnostics, installed-package detection, JSON serialization, R-package filtering, tests, and documentation. ChangesCross-distribution system requirements
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant check_packages
participant bundled_sysreqs
participant ppm_sysreqs
participant pak
check_packages->>bundled_sysreqs: resolve packages for supported manager
bundled_sysreqs-->>check_packages: return plan or unresolved packages
check_packages->>ppm_sysreqs: fall back for unsupported or missing bundled entries
ppm_sysreqs-->>check_packages: return PPM plan or empty unresolved plan
check_packages->>pak: resolve remaining packages
pak-->>check_packages: return fallback plan
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some zypper and apk requirements can be incorrectly reported as unresolved instead of using another backend, so routing should be corrected before merge. A narrower diagnostic mismatch also remains. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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match(NA_character_, known$codename) matched the first known platform whose codename is NA and rewrote the detected version. Use incomparables = NA so an empty UBUNTU_CODENAME leaves the version alone.
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In `@R/check.R`:
- Around line 89-95: Update bundled_has_packages to accept an optional
package_manager and filter bundled_sysreqs_db by
bundled_name_set(package_manager) before checking r_package membership. Pass the
selected normalized package manager from the bundled routing check so bundled
routing only occurs when every requested package exists for that manager;
preserve existing behavior when no manager is supplied.
In `@R/diagnose-log.R`:
- Line 12: Update the OpenSSL diagnostic pattern in the rules used by
diagnose-log.R so the “cannot find -lssl” alternative ends at a word boundary
and no longer matches “-lssl3”; add a distinct “-lssl3” mapping only if an
existing NSS diagnosis mapping is supported.
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| bundled_platform <- !is.null(platform) && | ||
| is.character(platform$package_manager) && | ||
| length(platform$package_manager) == 1L && | ||
| !is.na(platform$package_manager) && | ||
| platform$package_manager %in% bundled_supported_managers | ||
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| if (apt_platform && all(is_simple_package_name(packages)) && bundled_has_packages(packages)) { | ||
| if (bundled_platform && all(is_simple_package_name(packages)) && bundled_has_packages(packages)) { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Restrict the bundled routing check to the selected package manager.
bundled_has_packages() matches r_package across all managers in the table. The table has no zypper rows for units and V8, and no apk rows for V8. On those platforms select_backend() therefore returns "bundled", and bundled_sysreqs() returns an empty plan with the package listed in unresolved. The ppm and pak backends never run, so a resolvable requirement is reported as missing.
Filter the membership check by the normalized name set.
🐛 Proposed fix
- if (bundled_platform && all(is_simple_package_name(packages)) && bundled_has_packages(packages)) {
+ if (bundled_platform && all(is_simple_package_name(packages)) &&
+ bundled_has_packages(packages, platform$package_manager)) {Update the helper in R/bundled-sysreqs.R (lines 867-869):
bundled_has_packages <- function(packages, package_manager = NULL) {
pkgs <- compact_chr(packages)
db <- bundled_sysreqs_db
if (!is.null(package_manager)) {
db <- db[db$package_manager == bundled_name_set(package_manager), , drop = FALSE]
}
all(pkgs %in% db$r_package)
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| bundled_platform <- !is.null(platform) && | |
| is.character(platform$package_manager) && | |
| length(platform$package_manager) == 1L && | |
| !is.na(platform$package_manager) && | |
| platform$package_manager %in% bundled_supported_managers | |
| if (apt_platform && all(is_simple_package_name(packages)) && bundled_has_packages(packages)) { | |
| if (bundled_platform && all(is_simple_package_name(packages)) && bundled_has_packages(packages)) { | |
| bundled_platform <- !is.null(platform) && | |
| is.character(platform$package_manager) && | |
| length(platform$package_manager) == 1L && | |
| !is.na(platform$package_manager) && | |
| platform$package_manager %in% bundled_supported_managers | |
| if (bundled_platform && all(is_simple_package_name(packages)) && | |
| bundled_has_packages(packages, platform$package_manager)) { |
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In `@R/check.R` around lines 89 - 95, Update bundled_has_packages to accept an
optional package_manager and filter bundled_sysreqs_db by
bundled_name_set(package_manager) before checking r_package membership. Pass the
selected normalized package manager from the bundled routing check so bundled
routing only occurs when every requested package exists for that manager;
preserve existing behavior when no manager is supplied.
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| "cannot find -lssl", | ||
| "libxml/parser\\.h|cannot find -lxml2", | ||
| "curl/curl\\.h|cannot find -lcurl", | ||
| "openssl/ssl\\.h|cannot find -lssl", |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Prevent -lssl3 from matching the OpenSSL rule.
cannot find -lssl also matches cannot find -lssl3. libssl3.so is an NSS library, and libnss3-dev provides its development files. The current rule therefore suggests libssl-dev, which does not fix an NSS linker failure. (packages.debian.org)
Terminate the matcher with \\b. Add a separate -lssl3 mapping if NSS diagnosis is supported.
Proposed fix
- "openssl/ssl\\.h|cannot find -lssl",
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In `@R/diagnose-log.R` at line 12, Update the OpenSSL diagnostic pattern in the
rules used by diagnose-log.R so the “cannot find -lssl” alternative ends at a
word boundary and no longer matches “-lssl3”; add a distinct “-lssl3” mapping
only if an existing NSS diagnosis mapping is supported.
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Summary
apt,dnf(reused byyumplatforms),zypper, andapk(257 rows, 40 curated packages). Theapt/dnf/zyppernames are generated from the Posit Package Manager database for Ubuntu 22.04, Red Hat 9, and openSUSE 15.6; Alpine names are hand curated.backend = "bundled"and auto routing now work on Fedora, RHEL rebuilds, openSUSE, and Alpine.rockylinux 9,redhat 9,opensuse 15.6, andubuntu 24.04, but/etc/os-releaseon those machines reportsrocky 9.4,opensuse-leap 15.6, orlinuxmint 22.ppm_sysreqs(),check_ppm(), andppm_repo()failed with "Unsupported system" or "No Package Manager binary URL" there. A singleppm_target()helper now maps the detected distro and version to the Package Manager pair; the detected values are unchanged. Ubuntu derivatives report the underlying Ubuntu release taken fromUBUNTU_CODENAME.resolve_platform()splits<distro>-<version>at the last dash, so"opensuse-leap-15.6"resolves correctly and"opensuse-15.6","centos-7","rockylinux-9.4"find their binary URL segment."rhel9"/"rhel10"now describe Red Hat Enterprise Linux, not Rocky Linux.fallback_errorattribute.apk info, and onapthosts ignores packages that were removed but not purged (dpkg stateconfig-files).diagnose_log()andcheck_error()readscompilation failed for packageandlazy loading failed for packagelines, not onlyconfiguration failed.detect_project_packages(),check_project(), andcheck_library()drop packages that ship with R (stats,utils,methods, ...) instead of reporting them as unresolved.write_json()writesnullfor missing strings; previouslyNAin columns such assysreqwas written as the string"NA".setup_advice()for the detected platform.detect_platform()example ships its fixture (inst/extdata/os-release-fedora-40) so it runs instead of silently skipping.Testing
testthat: 413 pass, 0 fail (2 skips on macOS:apkanddpkg-queryabsent; thedpkg-querytest runs on the Ubuntu CI runners).lintr: 0 lints.R CMD check --as-cran: 0 errors, 0 warnings.packagemanager.posit.coconfirmed thatrockylinux 9.4,redhat 9.4,ubuntu 22, andopensuse-leap 15.6are rejected while the mapped pairs are accepted.Imports).Summary by CodeRabbit
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