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# Hooks for library modifying functions that can be used to auto.snapshot
# and also maintain library state consistency when within packrat mode
snapshotHook <- function(expr, value, ok, visible) {
tryCatch(
expr = {
snapshotHookImpl()
},
# Cases where an automatic snapshot can fail:
#
# 1. A library is deleted, e.g. with remove.packages.
# TODO: How should we handle an automatic snapshot fail?
error = function(e) {
project <- .packrat_mutables$get("project")
if (is.null(project)) {
file <- "" ## to stdout
} else {
file <- file.path(project, "packrat", "packrat.log")
}
if (inherits(e, "simpleError")) {
msg <- e$message
} else {
msg <- e
}
if (identical(file, ""))
message(paste("Error on automatic snapshot:", msg))
else
cat(msg, file = file, append = TRUE)
}
)
}
## Make a call that copies the local available.packages() cache
makeCopyAvailablePackagesCacheCmd <- function(contrib.url, dir) {
makeName <- function(contrib.url) {
vapply(contrib.url, function(x) {
paste0("repos_", URLencode(x, TRUE), ".rds")
}, character(1), USE.NAMES = FALSE)
}
name <- makeName(contrib.url)
fromCmd <- paste0("file.path(",
paste(sep = ", ",
surround(dir, with = "'"),
surround(name, with = "'")
),
")"
)
toCmd <- paste0("file.path(tempdir(), '", name, "')")
paste0("file.copy(", fromCmd, ", ", toCmd, ")")
}
## Builds a call that can be executed asynchronously -- returned as a character
## vector that can be pasted with e.g. paste(call, collapse = "; ")
buildSnapshotHookCall <- function(project, debug = FALSE) {
project <- getProjectDir()
packratDir <- getPackratDir(project)
snapshotLockPath <- file.path(packratDir, "snapshot.lock")
## utility paster
peq <- function(x, y) paste(x, y, sep = " = ")
snapshotArgs <- paste(sep = ", ",
peq("project", surround(project, with = "'")),
peq("auto.snapshot", "TRUE"),
peq("verbose", "FALSE")
)
repos <- gsub("\"", "'", paste(deparse(getOption('repos'), width.cutoff = 500), collapse = ' '))
setwdCmd <- paste0("setwd(", surround(project, with = "'"), ")")
reposCmd <- paste0("options('repos' = ", repos, ")")
copyAvailablePackagesCacheCmd <- makeCopyAvailablePackagesCacheCmd(
contrib.url(getOption('repos')), tempdir()
)
setLibsCmd <- paste0(".libPaths(c(",
paste(surround(getUserLibPaths(), with = "'"), collapse = ", "),
"))")
if (debug) {
snapshotCmd <- paste0("packrat:::snapshotImpl(", snapshotArgs, ")")
} else {
snapshotCmd <- paste0("try(suppressMessages(packrat:::snapshotImpl(", snapshotArgs, ")), silent = TRUE)")
}
cleanupCmd <- paste0("if (file.exists(",
surround(snapshotLockPath, with = "'"),
")) file.remove(",
surround(snapshotLockPath, with = "'"),
")")
removeTmpdirCmd <- paste0("unlink(tempdir(), recursive = TRUE)")
c(
setwdCmd,
reposCmd,
copyAvailablePackagesCacheCmd,
setLibsCmd,
snapshotCmd,
cleanupCmd,
removeTmpdirCmd,
"invisible()"
)
}
snapshotHookImpl <- function(debug = FALSE) {
if (!isPackratModeOn()) return(invisible(TRUE))
if (!debug && !isTRUE(get_opts("auto.snapshot")))
return(invisible(TRUE))
project <- getProjectDir()
packratDir <- getPackratDir(project)
## A snapshot lock file that we should check to ensure we don't try to
## snapshot multiple times
snapshotLockPath <- file.path(packratDir, "snapshot.lock")
## This file needs to be checked, and deleted, by the async process
if (file.exists(snapshotLockPath)) {
## we assume another process is currently performing an async snapshot
if (debug)
cat("Automatic snapshot already in process; exiting\n")
return(TRUE)
}
fullCmd <- paste(buildSnapshotHookCall(project, debug = debug), collapse = "; ")
file.create(snapshotLockPath, recursive = TRUE)
r_path <- file.path(R.home("bin"), "R")
args <- paste("--vanilla", "-s", "-e", surround(fullCmd, with = "\""))
if (debug) {
cat("Performing an automatic snapshot:\n\n")
cat(paste(surround(r_path, with = "\""), args), "\n")
result <- system2(r_path, args, stdout = TRUE, stderr = TRUE)
cat("Captured result:\n")
print(result)
} else {
result <- system2(r_path, args, stdout = FALSE, stderr = FALSE, wait = FALSE)
}
invisible(TRUE)
}
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