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#' Tools for Bioconductor versions and repositories
#'
#' \section{API:}
#'
#' ```
#' get_yaml_config(forget = FALSE)
#' set_yaml_config(text)
#'
#' get_release_version(forget = FALSE)
#' get_devel_version(forget = FALSE)
#'
#' get_version_map(forget = FALSE)
#' get_matching_bioc_version(r_version = getRversion(), forget = FALSE)
#' get_bioc_version(r_version = getRversion(), forget = FALSE)
#'
#' get_repos(bioc_version = "auto", forget = FALSE)
#' ```
#'
#' * `forget`: Whether to forget the cached version of the Bioconductor
#' config YAML file and download it again.
#' * `text`: character vector (linewise) or scalar, the contents of the
#' `config.yaml` file, if obtained externally, to be used as a cached
#' version in the future.
#' * `r_version`: R version string, or `package_version` object.
#' * `bioc_version`: Bioc version string or `package_version` object,
#' or the string `"auto"` to use the one matching the current R version.
#'
#' `get_yaml_config()` returns the raw contents of the `config.yaml` file,
#' linewise. It is typically not needed, except if one needs information
#' that cannot be surfaces via the other API functions.
#'
#' `set_yaml_config()` can be used to _set_ the contents of the
#' `config.yaml` file. This is useful, if one has already obtained it
#' externally, but wants to use the obtained file with the rest of the
#' bioc standalone code.
#'
#' `get_release_version()` returns the version of the current Bioconductor
#' release.
#'
#' `get_devel_version()` returns the version of the current development
#' version of Bioconductor.
#'
#' `get_version_map()` return the mapping between R versions and
#' Bioconductor versions. Note that this is not a one to one mapping.
#' E.g. currently R `3.6.x` maps to both Bioc `3.9` (Bioc release) and
#' `3.10` (Bioc devel); and also Bioc `3.10` maps to both R `3.6.x` and
#' R `3.7.x` (current R-devel). It returns a data frame with three columns:
#' `bioc_version`, `r_version` and `bioc_status`. The first two columns
#' contain `package_vesion` objects, the third is a factor with levels:
#' `out-of-date`, `release`, `devel`, `future`.
#'
#' `get_matching_bioc_version()` returns the matching Bioc version for an
#' R version. If the R version matches to both a released and a devel
#' version, then the released version is chosen.
#'
#' `get_bioc_version()` returns the matching Bioc version for the
#' specified R version. It does observe the `R_BIOC_VERSION` environment
#' variable, which can be used to force a Bioconductor version. If this is
#' not set, it just calls `get_matching_bioc_version()`.
#'
#' `get_repos()` returns the Bioc repositories of the specified Bioc
#' version. It defaults to the Bioc version that matches the calling R
#' version. It returns a named character vector.
#'
#' \section{NEWS:}
#' * 2019-05-30 First version in remotes.
#' * 2020-03-22 get_matching_bioc_version() is now correct if the current
#' R version is not in the builtin mapping.
#' * 2020-11-21 Update internal map for 3.12.
#' * 2023-05-08 Add 'books' repo.
#'
#' @name bioconductor
#' @keywords internal
#' @noRd
NULL
bioconductor <- local({
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Configuration that does not change often
config_url <- function() {
Sys.getenv(
"R_BIOC_CONFIG_URL",
"https://bioconductor.org/config.yaml"
)
}
builtin_map <- list(
"2.1" = package_version("1.6"),
"2.2" = package_version("1.7"),
"2.3" = package_version("1.8"),
"2.4" = package_version("1.9"),
"2.5" = package_version("2.0"),
"2.6" = package_version("2.1"),
"2.7" = package_version("2.2"),
"2.8" = package_version("2.3"),
"2.9" = package_version("2.4"),
"2.10" = package_version("2.5"),
"2.11" = package_version("2.6"),
"2.12" = package_version("2.7"),
"2.13" = package_version("2.8"),
"2.14" = package_version("2.9"),
"2.15" = package_version("2.11"),
"3.0" = package_version("2.13"),
"3.1" = package_version("3.0"),
"3.2" = package_version("3.2"),
"3.3" = package_version("3.4"),
"3.4" = package_version("3.6"),
"3.5" = package_version("3.8"),
"3.6" = package_version("3.10"),
"4.0" = package_version("3.12"),
"4.1" = package_version("3.14"),
"4.2" = package_version("3.16"),
"4.3" = package_version("3.17"),
"4.4" = package_version("3.18")
)
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Cache
devel_version <- NULL
release_version <- NULL
version_map <- NULL
yaml_config <- NULL
clear_cache <- function() {
devel_version <<- NULL
release_version <<- NULL
version_map <<- NULL
yaml_config <<- NULL
}
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# API
get_yaml_config <- function(forget = FALSE) {
if (forget || is.null(yaml_config)) {
new <- tryCatch(read_url(config_url()), error = function(x) x)
if (inherits(new, "error")) {
http_url <- sub("^https", "http", config_url())
new <- tryCatch(read_url(http_url), error = function(x) x)
}
if (inherits(new, "error")) stop(new)
yaml_config <<- new
}
yaml_config
}
set_yaml_config <- function(text) {
if (length(text) == 1) text <- strsplit(text, "\n", fixed = TRUE)[[1]]
yaml_config <<- text
}
get_release_version <- function(forget = FALSE) {
if (forget || is.null(release_version)) {
yaml <- get_yaml_config(forget)
pattern <- "^release_version: \"(.*)\""
release_version <<- package_version(
sub(pattern, "\\1", grep(pattern, yaml, value=TRUE))
)
}
release_version
}
get_devel_version <- function(forget = FALSE) {
if (forget || is.null(devel_version)) {
yaml <- get_yaml_config(forget)
pattern <- "^devel_version: \"(.*)\""
devel_version <<- package_version(
sub(pattern, "\\1", grep(pattern, yaml, value=TRUE))
)
}
devel_version
}
get_version_map <- function(forget = FALSE) {
if (forget || is.null(version_map)) {
txt <- get_yaml_config(forget)
grps <- grep("^[^[:blank:]]", txt)
start <- match(grep("r_ver_for_bioc_ver", txt), grps)
map <- txt[seq(grps[start] + 1, grps[start + 1] - 1)]
map <- trimws(gsub("\"", "", sub(" #.*", "", map)))
pattern <- "(.*): (.*)"
bioc <- package_version(sub(pattern, "\\1", map))
r <- package_version(sub(pattern, "\\2", map))
status <- rep("out-of-date", length(bioc))
release <- get_release_version()
devel <- get_devel_version()
status[bioc == release] <- "release"
status[bioc == devel] <- "devel"
# append final version for 'devel' R
bioc <- c(
bioc, max(bioc)
)
r <- c(r, package_version(paste(unlist(max(r)) + 0:1, collapse = ".")))
status <- c(status, "future")
version_map <<- rbind(
.VERSION_MAP_SENTINEL,
data.frame(
bioc_version = bioc, r_version = r,
bioc_status = factor(
status,
levels = c("out-of-date", "release", "devel", "future")
)
)
)
}
version_map
}
get_matching_bioc_version <- function(r_version = getRversion(),
forget = FALSE) {
minor <- as.character(get_minor_r_version(r_version))
if (minor %in% names(builtin_map)) return(builtin_map[[minor]])
# If we are not in the map, then we need to look this up in
# YAML data. It is possible that the current R version matches multiple
# Bioc versions. Then we choose the latest released version. If none
# of them were released (e.g. they are 'devel' and 'future'), then
# we'll use the 'devel' version.
map <- get_version_map(forget = forget)
mine <- which(package_version(minor) == map$r_version)
if (length(mine) == 0) {
mine <- NA
} else if (length(mine) > 1) {
if ("release" %in% map$bioc_status[mine]) {
mine <- mine["release" == map$bioc_status[mine]]
} else if ("devel" %in% map$bioc_status[mine]) {
mine <- mine["devel" == map$bioc_status[mine]]
} else {
mine <- rev(mine)[1]
}
}
if (!is.na(mine)) return(map$bioc_version[mine])
# If it is not even in the YAML, then it must be some very old
# or very new version. If old, we fail. If new, we assume bioc-devel.
if (package_version(minor) < "2.1") {
stop("R version too old, cannot run Bioconductor")
}
get_devel_version()
}
get_bioc_version <- function(r_version = getRversion(),
forget = FALSE) {
if (nzchar(v <- Sys.getenv("R_BIOC_VERSION", ""))) {
return(package_version(v))
}
get_matching_bioc_version(r_version, forget = forget)
}
get_repos <- function(bioc_version = "auto", forget = FALSE) {
if (identical(bioc_version, "auto")) {
bioc_version <- get_bioc_version(getRversion(), forget)
} else {
bioc_version <- package_version(bioc_version)
}
mirror <- Sys.getenv("R_BIOC_MIRROR", "https://bioconductor.org")
mirror <- getOption("BioC_mirror", mirror)
repos <- c(
BioCsoft = "{mirror}/packages/{bv}/bioc",
BioCann = "{mirror}/packages/{bv}/data/annotation",
BioCexp = "{mirror}/packages/{bv}/data/experiment",
BioCworkflows =
if (bioc_version >= "3.7") "{mirror}/packages/{bv}/workflows",
BioCextra =
if (bioc_version <= "3.5") "{mirror}/packages/{bv}/extra",
BioCbooks =
if (bioc_version >= "3.12") "{mirror}/packages/{bv}/books"
)
## It seems that if a repo is not available yet for bioc-devel,
## they redirect to the bioc-release version, so we do not need to
## parse devel_repos from the config.yaml file
sub("{mirror}", mirror, fixed = TRUE,
sub("{bv}", bioc_version, repos, fixed = TRUE))
}
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Internals
read_url <- function(url) {
tmp <- tempfile()
on.exit(unlink(tmp), add = TRUE)
suppressWarnings(download.file(url, tmp, quiet = TRUE))
if (!file.exists(tmp) || file.info(tmp)$size == 0) {
stop("Failed to download `", url, "`")
}
readLines(tmp, warn = FALSE)
}
.VERSION_SENTINEL <- local({
version <- package_version(character())
class(version) <- c("unknown_version", class(version))
version
})
.VERSION_MAP_SENTINEL <- data.frame(
bioc_version = .VERSION_SENTINEL,
r_version = .VERSION_SENTINEL,
bioc_status = factor(
factor(),
levels = c("out-of-date", "release", "devel", "future")
)
)
get_minor_r_version <- function (x) {
package_version(x)[,1:2]
}
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
structure(
list(
.internal = environment(),
get_yaml_config = get_yaml_config,
set_yaml_config = set_yaml_config,
get_release_version = get_release_version,
get_devel_version = get_devel_version,
get_version_map = get_version_map,
get_matching_bioc_version = get_matching_bioc_version,
get_bioc_version = get_bioc_version,
get_repos = get_repos
),
class = c("standalone_bioc", "standalone"))
})
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