Nothing
# Given a package record, indicate the name we expect its source archive to have.
pkgSrcFilename <- function(pkgRecord) {
if (identical(pkgRecord$source, "github"))
paste(pkgRecord$gh_sha1, ".tar.gz", sep = "")
else if (pkgRecord$source %in% c("bitbucket", "gitlab"))
paste(pkgRecord$remote_sha, ".tar.gz", sep = "")
else
paste(pkgRecord$name, "_", pkgRecord$version, ".tar.gz", sep = "")
}
# Given a package record and a set of known repositories, indicate whether the
# package exists on a CRAN-like repository.
isFromCranlikeRepo <- function(pkgRecord, repos) {
# for package records inferred from a DESCRIPTION file, we know
# whether a package came from a CRAN-like repository
if (inherits(pkgRecord, "CustomCRANLikeRepository"))
return(TRUE)
# TODO: this shouldn't happen, but if it does we'll assume the package
# can be obtained from CRAN
source <- pkgRecord$source
if (!length(source))
return(TRUE)
# for records that do declare a source, ensure it's not 'source', 'github', 'bitbucket', or 'gitlab'.
# in previous releases of packrat, we attempted to match the repository name
# with one of the existing repositories; however, this caused issues in
# certain environments (the names declared repositories in the lockfile, and
# the the names of the active repositories in the R session, may not match)
!tolower(source) %in% c("source", "github", "bitbucket", "gitlab")
}
# Given a package record and a database of packages, check to see if
# the package version is current. NB: Assumes package is present in db.
versionMatchesDb <- function(pkgRecord, db) {
versionMatch <-
identical(pkgRecord$version, db[pkgRecord$name, "Version"])
# For GitHub, Bitbucket, and Gitlab, we also need to check that the SHA1 is identical
# (the source may be updated even if the version hasn't been bumped)
if (versionMatch && identical(pkgRecord$source, "github")) {
pkgDescFile <- system.file('DESCRIPTION', package = pkgRecord$name)
installedPkgRecord <-
inferPackageRecord(as.data.frame(readDcf(pkgDescFile)))
versionMatch <- identical(pkgRecord$gh_sha1,
installedPkgRecord$gh_sha1)
} else if (versionMatch && pkgRecord$source %in% c("gitlab", "bitbucket")) {
pkgDescFile <- system.file('DESCRIPTION', package = pkgRecord$name)
installedPkgRecord <-
inferPackageRecord(as.data.frame(readDcf(pkgDescFile)))
versionMatch <- identical(pkgRecord$remote_sha,
installedPkgRecord$remote_sha)
}
versionMatch
}
# Given a package record, fetch the sources for the package and place them in
# the source directory root given by sourceDir.
# - Responsible for calling different download methods for different source
# locations (e.g. git hosting service, CRAN).
# - Creates the path for the temporary destination file, named `srczip` at this
# level. It doesn't create the file itself — download functions do that — but
# handles its cleanup if it exists when the function exits.
getSourceForPkgRecord <- function(pkgRecord,
sourceDir,
availablePkgs,
repos,
quiet = FALSE) {
# Skip packages for which we can't find sources
if (is.null(pkgRecord$source) ||
is.na(pkgRecord$source)) {
if (!quiet) {
warning("Couldn't determine source for ", pkgRecord$name, " (",
pkgRecord$version, ")")
}
return(NULL)
}
# If we don't know where this package's source resides, give up
if (identical(pkgRecord$source, "unknown") && !quiet) {
stop("No sources available for package ", pkgRecord$name, ". Packrat can ",
"find sources for packages on CRAN-like repositories and packages ",
"installed using devtools::install_github, devtools::install_gitlab",
"devtools::install_bitbucket. TODO: local repo")
}
# Create the directory in which to place this package's sources
pkgSrcDir <- file.path(sourceDir, pkgRecord$name)
if (!file.exists(pkgSrcDir))
dir.create(pkgSrcDir, recursive = TRUE)
# If the file we want to download already exists, skip it
pkgSrcFile <- pkgSrcFilename(pkgRecord)
if (file.exists(file.path(pkgSrcDir, pkgSrcFile)))
return(NULL)
if (!quiet) {
message("Fetching sources for ", pkgRecord$name, " (", pkgRecord$version,
") ... ", appendLF = FALSE)
}
type <- pkgRecord$source
if (identical(type, "CustomCRANLikeRepository"))
type <- "CRAN"
# If this is a local source path, compress the local sources rather than
# trying to download from an external source
if (identical(pkgRecord$source, "source")) {
local({
if (file.exists(file.path(pkgRecord$source_path, "DESCRIPTION"))) {
## If the path supplied is the directory of a source package,
## build it
build(
pkg = pkgRecord$source_path,
path = file.path(pkgSrcDir),
binary = FALSE,
vignettes = FALSE,
quiet = TRUE
)
} else if (endswith(pkgRecord$source_path, ".tar.gz")) {
## We assume it's a package already generated by R CMD build -- just
## copy the tarball over
file.copy(pkgRecord$source_path, file.path(pkgSrcDir, basename(pkgRecord$source_path)))
} else {
# R's tar command preserves paths relative to the current directory in
# the archive, so temporarily set the working directory there while
# we create the tarball
wd <- getwd()
on.exit(setwd(wd), add = TRUE)
setwd(file.path(pkgRecord$source_path, ".."))
tar(file.path(pkgSrcDir, pkgSrcFile), files = pkgRecord$name,
compression = "gzip", tar = tar_binary())
}
})
type <- "local"
} else if (isFromCranlikeRepo(pkgRecord, repos)) {
# Attempt to detect if this is the current version of a package
# on a CRAN-like repository
currentVersion <- if (pkgRecord$name %in% availablePkgs[, "Package"])
availablePkgs[pkgRecord$name, "Version"]
else
NA
# Is the reported package version from 'available.packages()'
# newer than that reported from CRAN? If so, we may be attempting
# to install a package version not compatible with this version of
# R.
if (!is.na(currentVersion) && is.character(pkgRecord$version)) {
compared <- utils::compareVersion(currentVersion, pkgRecord$version)
if (compared == -1) {
fmt <- paste(
"Package version '%s' is newer than the latest version reported",
"by CRAN ('%s') -- packrat may be unable to retrieve package sources."
)
msg <- sprintf(fmt, pkgRecord$version, currentVersion)
warning(msg)
}
}
# Is the source for this version of the package on CRAN and/or a
# Bioconductor repo?
if (identical(pkgRecord$version, currentVersion)) {
# Get the source package
# NOTE: we cannot use 'availablePkgs' as it might have been used to
# generate an available package listing for _binary_ packages,
# rather than source packages. Leave it NULL and let R do the
# right thing
fileLoc <- downloadPackagesWithRetries(pkgRecord$name,
destdir = pkgSrcDir,
repos = repos,
type = "source")
if (!nrow(fileLoc)) {
stop("Failed to download current version of ", pkgRecord$name,
"(", pkgRecord$version, ")")
}
# If the file wasn't saved to the destination directory (which can happen
# if the repo is local--see documentation in download.packages), copy it
# there now
if (!identical(fileLoc[1, 2], file.path(pkgSrcDir, pkgSrcFile))) {
file.copy(fileLoc[1, 2], pkgSrcDir)
}
type <- paste(type, "current")
} else {
# The version requested is not the version on CRAN; it may be an
# older version. Look for the older version in the CRAN archive for
# each named repository.
foundVersion <- FALSE
for (repo in repos) {
tryCatch({
archiveUrl <- file.path(repo, "src/contrib/Archive",
pkgRecord$name,
pkgSrcFile)
downloadWithRetries(archiveUrl,
destfile = file.path(pkgSrcDir, pkgSrcFile),
mode = "wb", quiet = TRUE)
foundVersion <- TRUE
type <- paste(type, "archived")
break
}, error = function(e) {
# Ignore error and try the next repository
})
}
if (!foundVersion) {
message("FAILED")
stopMsg <- sprintf("Failed to retrieve package sources for %s %s from CRAN (internet connectivity issue?)",
pkgRecord$name,
pkgRecord$version)
if (!is.na(currentVersion))
stopMsg <- paste(stopMsg, sprintf("[%s is current]", currentVersion))
stop(stopMsg)
}
}
} else if (identical(pkgRecord$source, "github")) {
archiveUrl <- githubArchiveUrl(pkgRecord)
srczip <- tempfile(fileext = '.tar.gz')
on.exit(
unlink(srczip, recursive = TRUE),
add = TRUE
)
tryCatch({
githubDownload(archiveUrl, srczip)
}, error = function(e) {
message("FAILED")
e$message <- sprintf("Failed to download package from GitHub URL: '%s'\n%s", archiveUrl, e$message)
stop(e)
})
remote_info <- getRemoteInfo(pkgRecord)
dest <- normalizePath(file.path(pkgSrcDir, pkgSrcFile), winslash = "/", mustWork = FALSE)
tryCatch({
success <- appendRemoteInfoToDescription(
src = srczip,
dest = dest,
remote_info = remote_info
)
}, error = function(e) {
e$message <- sprintf("Could not update 'DESCRIPTION' file for package %s:\n%s",
pkgRecord$name, e)
stop(e)
})
type <- "GitHub"
} else if (identical(pkgRecord$source, "bitbucket")) {
archiveUrl <- bitbucketArchiveUrl(pkgRecord)
srczip <- tempfile(fileext = '.tar.gz')
on.exit(
unlink(srczip, recursive = TRUE),
add = TRUE
)
tryCatch({
bitbucketDownload(archiveUrl, srczip)
}, error = function(e) {
message("FAILED")
e$message <- sprintf("Failed to download package from Bitbucket URL: '%s'\n%s", archiveUrl, e$message)
stop(e)
})
remote_info <- getRemoteInfo(pkgRecord)
dest <- normalizePath(file.path(pkgSrcDir, pkgSrcFile), winslash = "/", mustWork = FALSE)
tryCatch({
success <- appendRemoteInfoToDescription(
src = srczip,
dest = dest,
remote_info = remote_info
)
}, error = function(e) {
e$message <- sprintf("Could not update 'DESCRIPTION' file for package %s:\n%s",
pkgRecord$name, e)
stop(e)
})
type <- "Bitbucket"
} else if (identical(pkgRecord$source, "gitlab")) {
archiveUrl <- gitlabArchiveUrl(pkgRecord)
srczip <- tempfile(fileext = '.tar.gz')
on.exit(
unlink(srczip, recursive = TRUE),
add = TRUE
)
tryCatch({
gitlabDownload(archiveUrl, srczip)
}, error = function(e) {
message("FAILED")
e$message <- sprintf("Failed to download package from GitLab URL: '%s'\n%s", archiveUrl, e$message)
stop(e)
})
remote_info <- getRemoteInfo(pkgRecord)
dest <- normalizePath(file.path(pkgSrcDir, pkgSrcFile), winslash = "/", mustWork = FALSE)
tryCatch({
success <- appendRemoteInfoToDescription(
src = srczip,
dest = dest,
remote_info = remote_info
)
}, error = function(e) {
e$message <- sprintf("Could not update 'DESCRIPTION' file for package %s:\n%s",
pkgRecord$name, e)
stop(e)
})
type <- "GitLab"
}
if (!quiet) { # TODO: Does turning on (quiet) prevent it from failing on error here
if (file.exists(file.path(pkgSrcDir, pkgSrcFile))) {
message("OK (", type, ")")
} else {
message("FAILED")
stop("Could not find sources for ", pkgRecord$name, " (",
pkgRecord$version, ").")
}
}
}
snapshotSources <- function(project, repos, pkgRecords) {
# Don't snapshot packages included in external.packages
external.packages <- opts$external.packages()
pkgRecords <- Filter(function(x) !(x$name %in% external.packages),
pkgRecords)
# Get a list of source packages available on the repositories
availablePkgs <- availablePackagesSource(repos = repos)
# Find the source directory (create it if necessary)
sourceDir <- srcDir(project)
if (!file.exists(sourceDir))
dir.create(sourceDir, recursive = TRUE)
# Get the sources for each package
results <- lapply(pkgRecords, function(pkgRecord) {
try(getSourceForPkgRecord(pkgRecord, sourceDir, availablePkgs, repos),
silent = TRUE)
})
errors <- results[sapply(results, function(x) inherits(x, "try-error"))]
if (length(errors) > 0)
stop("Errors occurred when fetching source files:\n", errors)
invisible(NULL)
}
annotatePkgDesc <- function(pkgRecord, project, lib = libDir(project)) {
descFile <- file.path(lib, pkgRecord$name, 'DESCRIPTION')
# Get the records to write
records <- list(
InstallAgent = paste('packrat', packageVersion('packrat')),
InstallSource = pkgRecord$source,
InstallSourcePath = pkgRecord$source_path,
Hash = hash(descFile)
)
# Read in the DCF file
content <- as.data.frame(readDcf(descFile))
stopifnot(nrow(content) == 1)
# Replace the records
for (i in seq_along(records)) {
name <- names(records)[i]
content[name] <- records[name]
}
# Write it out
write_dcf(content, descFile)
}
# Annotate a set of packages by name.
annotatePkgs <- function(pkgNames, project, lib = libDir(project)) {
records <- searchPackages(lockInfo(project), pkgNames)
lapply(records, function(record) {
annotatePkgDesc(record, project, lib)
})
}
# Takes a vector of package names, and returns a logical vector that indicates
# whether the package was not installed by packrat.
installedByPackrat <- function(pkgNames, lib.loc, default = NA) {
# Can't use installed.packages(fields='InstallAgent') here because it uses
# Meta/package.rds, not the DESCRIPTION file, and we only record this info in
# the DESCRIPTION file.
return(as.logical(sapply(pkgNames, function(pkg) {
descFile <- file.path(lib.loc, pkg, 'DESCRIPTION')
if (!file.exists(descFile))
return(default)
ia <- as.character(as.data.frame(readDcf(descFile))$InstallAgent)
if (length(ia) == 0)
return(FALSE)
return(grepl('^packrat\\b', ia)[1])
})))
}
# Removes one or more packages from the app's private library.
removePkgs <- function(project, pkgNames, lib.loc = libDir(project)) {
remove.packages(pkgNames, lib.loc)
pkgNames
}
# Installs a single package from its record. Returns the method used to install
# the package (built source, downloaded binary, etc.)
installPkg <- function(pkgRecord,
project,
repos,
lib = libDir(project))
{
pkgSrc <- NULL
type <- "built source"
needsInstall <- TRUE
# If we're trying to install a package that overwrites a symlink, e.g. for a
# cached package, we need to move that symlink out of the way (otherwise
# `install.packages()` or `R CMD INSTALL` will fail with surprising errors,
# like:
#
# Error: 'zoo' is not a valid package name
#
# To avoid this, we explicitly move the symlink out of the way, and later
# restore it if, for some reason, package installation failed.
pkgInstallPath <- file.path(lib, pkgRecord$name)
# NOTE: a symlink that points to a path that doesn't exist
# will return FALSE when queried by `file.exists()`!
if (file.exists(pkgInstallPath) || is.symlink(pkgInstallPath)) {
temp <- tempfile(tmpdir = lib)
file.rename(pkgInstallPath, temp)
on.exit({
if (file.exists(pkgInstallPath))
unlink(temp, recursive = !is.symlink(temp))
else
file.rename(temp, pkgInstallPath)
}, add = TRUE)
}
# Try restoring the package from the global cache.
cacheCopyStatus <- new.env(parent = emptyenv())
copiedFromCache <- restoreWithCopyFromCache(project, pkgRecord, cacheCopyStatus)
if (copiedFromCache) {
type <- cacheCopyStatus$type
needsInstall <- FALSE
}
# Try restoring the package from the 'unsafe' cache, if applicable.
copiedFromUntrustedCache <- restoreWithCopyFromUntrustedCache(project, pkgRecord, cacheCopyStatus)
if (copiedFromUntrustedCache) {
type <- cacheCopyStatus$type
needsInstall <- FALSE
}
# if we still need to attempt an installation at this point,
# remove a prior installation / file from library (if necessary).
# we move the old directory out of the way temporarily, and then
# delete if if all went well, or restore it if installation failed
# for some reason
if (needsInstall && file.exists(pkgInstallPath)) {
pkgRenamePath <- tempfile(tmpdir = lib)
file.rename(pkgInstallPath, pkgRenamePath)
on.exit({
if (file.exists(pkgInstallPath))
unlink(pkgRenamePath, recursive = !is.symlink(pkgRenamePath))
else
file.rename(pkgRenamePath, pkgInstallPath)
}, add = TRUE)
}
# Try downloading a binary (when appropriate).
if (!(copiedFromCache || copiedFromUntrustedCache) &&
hasBinaryRepositories() &&
binaryRepositoriesEnabled() &&
isFromCranlikeRepo(pkgRecord, repos) &&
pkgRecord$name %in% availablePackagesBinary(repos = repos)[, "Package"] &&
versionMatchesDb(pkgRecord, availablePackagesBinary(repos = repos)))
{
tempdir <- tempdir()
tryCatch({
# install.packages emits both messages and standard output; redirect these
# streams to keep our own output clean.
# on windows, we need to detach the package before installation
detachPackageForInstallationIfNecessary(pkgRecord$name)
suppressMessages(
capture.output(
utils::install.packages(pkgRecord$name,
lib = lib,
repos = repos,
type = .Platform$pkgType,
available = availablePackagesBinary(repos = repos),
quiet = TRUE,
dependencies = FALSE,
verbose = FALSE)
)
)
type <- "downloaded binary"
needsInstall <- FALSE
}, error = function(e) {
# Do nothing here, we'll try local sources if we fail to download from
# the repo
})
}
if (is.null(pkgSrc)) {
# When installing from github/bitbucket/gitlab or an older version, use the cached source
# tarball or zip created in snapshotSources
pkgSrc <- file.path(srcDir(project), pkgRecord$name,
pkgSrcFilename(pkgRecord))
}
if (needsInstall) {
if (!file.exists(pkgSrc)) {
# If the source file is missing, try to download it. (Could happen in the
# case where the packrat lockfile is present but cached sources are
# missing.)
getSourceForPkgRecord(pkgRecord,
srcDir(project),
availablePackagesSource(repos = repos),
repos,
quiet = TRUE)
if (!file.exists(pkgSrc)) {
stop("Failed to install ", pkgRecord$name, " (", pkgRecord$version, ")",
": sources missing at ", pkgSrc)
}
}
# Infer package type; note that RSPM may deliver binary packages
# in archives with .tar.gz extension.
pkgType <- tryCatch(
archivePackageType(pkgSrc, quiet = TRUE),
error = identity
)
if (identical(pkgType, "binary"))
type <- "downloaded binary"
local({
# devtools does not install to any libraries other than the default, so
# if the library we wish to install to is not the default, set as the
# default while we do this operation.
if (!isPathToSameFile(getLibPaths()[1], lib)) {
oldLibPaths <- getLibPaths()
on.exit(setLibPaths(oldLibPaths), add = TRUE)
# Make sure the library actually exists, otherwise setLibPaths will silently
# fail
if (!file.exists(lib)) dir.create(lib, recursive = TRUE)
setLibPaths(lib)
}
# on windows, we need to detach the package before installation
detachPackageForInstallationIfNecessary(pkgRecord$name)
quiet <- isTRUE(packrat::opts$quiet.package.installation())
install_local_path(path = pkgSrc, reload = FALSE,
dependencies = FALSE, quick = TRUE, quiet = quiet)
# if we just installed a binary package, check that it can be loaded
# (source packages are checked by default on install)
if (identical(pkgType, "binary")) {
status <- renv$catch(renv$renv_install_test(pkgRecord$name))
if (inherits(status, "error")) {
message("FAILED")
unlink(pkgInstallPath, recursive = TRUE)
renv$abort(status)
}
}
})
}
# Annotate DESCRIPTION file so we know we installed it
annotatePkgDesc(pkgRecord, project, lib)
# copy package into cache if enabled
if (isUsingCache(project)) {
pkgPath <- file.path(lib, pkgRecord$name)
# copy into global cache if this is a trusted package
if (isTrustedPackage(pkgRecord$name)) {
descPath <- file.path(pkgPath, "DESCRIPTION")
if (!file.exists(descPath)) {
warning("cannot cache package: no DESCRIPTION file at path '", descPath, "'")
} else {
hash <- hash(descPath)
moveInstalledPackageToCache(
packagePath = pkgPath,
hash = hash,
cacheDir = cacheLibDir()
)
}
} else {
pkgPath <- file.path(lib, pkgRecord$name)
tarballName <- pkgSrcFilename(pkgRecord)
tarballPath <- file.path(srcDir(project), pkgRecord$name, tarballName)
if (!file.exists(tarballPath)) {
warning("cannot cache untrusted package: source tarball not available")
} else {
hash <- hashTarball(tarballPath)
moveInstalledPackageToCache(
packagePath = pkgPath,
hash = hash,
cacheDir = untrustedCacheLibDir()
)
}
}
}
return(type)
}
playActions <- function(pkgRecords, actions, repos, project, lib) {
installedPkgs <- installed.packages(priority = c("NA", "recommended"))
targetPkgs <- searchPackages(pkgRecords, names(actions))
for (i in seq_along(actions)) {
action <- as.character(actions[i])
pkgRecord <- targetPkgs[i][[1]]
if (is.null(pkgRecord) && !identical(action, "remove")) {
warning("Can't ", action, " ", names(actions[i]),
": missing from lockfile")
next
}
if (action %in% c("upgrade", "downgrade", "crossgrade")) {
# Changing package type or version: Remove the old one now (we'll write
# a new one in a moment)
message("Replacing ", pkgRecord$name, " (", action, " ",
installedPkgs[pkgRecord$name, "Version"], " to ",
pkgRecord$version, ") ... ", appendLF = FALSE)
removePkgs(project, pkgRecord$name, lib)
} else if (identical(action, "add")) {
# Insert newline to show progress on consoles that buffer to newlines.
message("Installing ", pkgRecord$name, " (", pkgRecord$version, ") ... ",
appendLF = TRUE)
} else if (identical(action, "remove")) {
if (is.null(pkgRecord)) {
message("Removing ", names(actions[i]), " ... ", appendLF = FALSE)
removePkgs(project, names(actions[i]), lib)
} else {
message("Removing ", pkgRecord$name, "( ", pkgRecord$version, ") ... ",
appendLF = FALSE)
removePkgs(project, pkgRecord$name, lib)
}
message("OK")
next
}
type <- installPkg(pkgRecord, project, repos, lib)
message("\tOK (", type, ")")
}
invisible()
}
restoreImpl <- function(project,
repos,
pkgRecords,
lib,
pkgsToIgnore = character(),
prompt = interactive(),
dry.run = FALSE,
restart = TRUE)
{
# optionally overlay the 'src' directory from a custom location
overlaySourcePackages(srcDir(project))
discoverUntrustedPackages(srcDir(project))
# We also ignore restores for packages specified in external.packages
pkgsToIgnore <- c(
pkgsToIgnore,
packrat::opts$external.packages(),
packrat::opts$ignored.packages()
)
installedPkgs <- rownames(installed.packages(lib.loc = lib))
installedPkgs <- setdiff(installedPkgs, c("manipulate", "rstudio"))
installedPkgRecords <- getPackageRecords(
installedPkgs,
project = project,
recursive = FALSE,
lib.loc = lib
)
actions <- diff(installedPkgRecords, pkgRecords)
actions[names(actions) %in% pkgsToIgnore] <- NA
restartNeeded <- FALSE
mustConfirm <- any(c('downgrade', 'remove', 'crossgrade') %in% actions)
if (all(is.na(actions))) {
message("Already up to date.")
return(invisible())
}
# Since we print actions as we do them, there's no need to do a summary
# print first unless we need the user to confirm.
if (prompt && mustConfirm && !dry.run) {
summarizeDiffs(actions, installedPkgRecords, pkgRecords,
'Adding these packages to your library:',
'Removing these packages from your library:',
'Upgrading these packages in your library:',
'Downgrading these packages in your library:',
'Modifying these packages in your library:')
answer <- readline('Do you want to continue? [Y/n]: ')
answer <- gsub('^\\s*(.*?)\\s*$', '\\1', answer)
if (nzchar(answer) && tolower(answer) != 'y') {
return(invisible())
}
}
# The actions are sorted alphabetically; resort them in the order given by
# pkgRecords (previously sorted topologically). Remove actions are special,
# since they don't exist in the lockfile-generated list; extract them and
# combine afterwards.
removeActions <- actions[actions == "remove"]
actions <- c(removeActions,
unlist(lapply(pkgRecords, function(p) { actions[p$name] })))
# If any of the packages to be mutated are loaded, and the library we're
# installing to is the default library, make a copy of the library and perform
# the changes on the copy.
actions <- actions[!is.na(actions)]
# Assign targetLib based on whether the namespace of a package within the
# packrat directory is loaded -- packages that don't exist can just
# return "" -- this will fail the equality checks later
loadedNamespaces <- loadedNamespaces()
packageLoadPaths <- sapply(names(actions), function(x) {
if (x %in% loadedNamespaces)
getNamespaceInfo(x, "path")
else
""
})
loadedFromPrivateLibrary <- names(actions)[
packageLoadPaths == libDir(project)
]
if (length(loadedFromPrivateLibrary)) {
newLibrary <- newLibraryDir(project)
dir_copy(libraryRootDir(project), newLibrary)
restartNeeded <- TRUE
targetLib <- file.path(newLibrary, R.version$platform, getRversion())
} else {
targetLib <- lib
}
# Play the list, if there's anything to play
if (!dry.run) {
playActions(pkgRecords, actions, repos, project, targetLib)
if (restartNeeded) {
if (!restart || !attemptRestart())
message("You must restart R to finish applying these changes.")
}
} else {
list(pkgRecords = pkgRecords,
actions = actions,
repos = repos,
project = project,
targetLib = targetLib)
}
}
detachPackageForInstallationIfNecessary <- function(pkg) {
# no need to detach if not actually attached
searchPathName <- paste("package", pkg, sep = ":")
if (!searchPathName %in% search())
return(FALSE)
# get the library the package was actually loaded from
location <- which(search() == searchPathName)
pkgPath <- attr(as.environment(location), "path")
if (!is.character(pkgPath))
return(FALSE)
# got the package path; detach and reload on exit of parent.
# when running tests, we want to reload packrat from the same
# directory it was run from rather than the private library, as
# we install a dummy version of packrat that doesn't actually export
# the functions we need
libPaths <- if (pkg == "packrat" && isTestingPackrat()) {
strsplit(Sys.getenv("R_PACKRAT_LIBPATHS"),
.Platform$path.sep,
fixed = TRUE)[[1]]
} else {
dirname(pkgPath)
}
detach(searchPathName, character.only = TRUE)
# re-load the package when the calling function returns
defer(library(pkg, lib.loc = libPaths, character.only = TRUE), parent.frame())
TRUE
}
discoverUntrustedPackages <- function(srcDir) {
if (is.na(Sys.getenv("POSIT_CONNECT", unset = NA)))
return()
# set the 'packrat.untrusted.packages' option if
# it has not yet been specified
if (is.null(getOption("packrat.untrusted.packages")))
options("packrat.untrusted.packages" = list.files(srcDir))
}
overlaySourcePackages <- function(srcDir, overlayDir = NULL) {
if (is.null(overlayDir))
overlayDir <- Sys.getenv("R_PACKRAT_SRC_OVERLAY")
if (!is.character(overlayDir) || !is.directory(overlayDir))
return()
overlayDir <- normalizePath(overlayDir, winslash = "/", mustWork = TRUE)
sources <- list.files(
overlayDir,
recursive = TRUE,
full.names = FALSE,
no.. = TRUE,
include.dirs = FALSE,
pattern = "\\.tar\\.gz$"
)
lapply(sources, function(source) {
target <- file.path(srcDir, source)
source <- file.path(overlayDir, source)
# skip if this tarball already exists in the target directory
if (file.exists(target))
return(NULL)
# attempt to symlink source to target
dir.create(dirname(target), recursive = TRUE, showWarnings = FALSE)
if (!is.directory(dirname(target)))
stop("failed to create directory '", dirname(target), "'")
# generate symlink
symlink(source, target)
# report success
file.exists(target)
})
}
archivePackageType <- function(path, quiet = FALSE, default = "source") {
info <- file.info(path, extra_cols = FALSE)
if (is.na(info$isdir))
stopf("no package at path %s", shQuote(path, type = "cmd"))
# for directories, check for Meta
if (info$isdir) {
hasmeta <- file.exists(file.path(path, "Meta"))
type <- if (hasmeta) "binary" else "source"
return(type)
}
# otherwise, guess based on contents of package
methods <- list(
tar = function(path) untar(tarfile = path, list = TRUE),
zip = function(path) unzip(zipfile = path, list = TRUE)$Name
)
# try zip first for files ending with '.zip'
# (but attempt to be robust against mis-named files)
if (endswith(path, ".zip"))
methods <- methods[c("zip", "tar")]
for (method in methods) {
files <- tryCatch(method(path), error = identity)
if (inherits(files, "error"))
next
hasmeta <- any(grepl("^[^/]+/Meta/?$", files))
type <- if (hasmeta) "binary" else "source"
return(type)
}
if (!quiet) {
fmt <- "failed to determine type of package '%s'; assuming source"
warningf(fmt, shQuote(path, type = "cmd"))
}
default
}
# Decompresses the archive passed to `src`. Appends `remote_info` to the
# DESCRIPTION file. Recompresses the file passed to `dest`, which must be
# a `.tar.gz`. Returns TRUE if successful.
appendRemoteInfoToDescription <- function(src, dest, remote_info) {
# We expect `dest` to end with `".tar.gz"`.
if (!grepl(".tar.gz$", dest)) {
stop("Destination path for source archive must end in '.tar.gz'.")
}
# Extract the package to a temporary dir so that we can modify the
# `DESCRIPTION` with the remote info.
scratchDir <- tempfile()
on.exit({
if (file.exists(scratchDir))
unlink(scratchDir, recursive = TRUE)
})
# untar can emit noisy warnings (e.g. "skipping pax global extended
# headers"); hide those
suppressWarnings(untar(src, exdir = scratchDir, tar = tar_binary()))
# Determine the untarred base directory. We're looking to see if the untarred
# directory contains only a single directory and if so, we treat that as our
# base directory.
if (length(dir(scratchDir)) == 1 &&
is.directory(file.path(scratchDir, dir(scratchDir)))) {
basedir <- file.path(scratchDir, dir(scratchDir))
} else {
basedir <- scratchDir
}
# Determine the true package root
if (remote_info$RemoteType == "github") {
remote_subdir <- remote_info$GithubSubdir
} else {
remote_subdir <- remote_info$RemoteSubdir
}
if (length(remote_subdir) > 0) {
basedir <- file.path(basedir, remote_subdir)
}
if (!file.exists(file.path(basedir, "DESCRIPTION"))) {
# This error may indicate a malformed package, or an unexpected directory
# structure inside the tarball.
stop("Could not locate DESCRIPTION file in package archive.")
}
# Do what we came here to do.
appendToDcf(file.path(basedir, "DESCRIPTION"), remote_info)
# Now we can recompress the file to wherever we've been told to do so.
# R's internal tar (which we use here for cross-platform consistency)
# emits warnings when there are > 100 characters in the path, due to the
# resulting incompatibility with older implementations of tar. This isn't
# relevant for our purposes, so suppress the warning.
# tryCatch here so we can unlink the file if tar fails.
tryCatch(
in_dir(dirname(basedir),
suppressWarnings(tar(tarfile = dest, files = basename(basedir),
compression = "gzip", tar = tar_binary()))
),
error = function(e) {
unlink(dest)
stop(e)
}
)
return(TRUE)
}
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