For packages selected by the user (see last commit), set the
provider_priority to 999999 instead of 999. The previous number seems
not high enough, we might set this in the APKBUILDs.
We plan to ship systemd with split /usr until the /usr merge is complete
in Alpine. Let's not drop all our code yet but just forcefully disable
it.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
This function is used by "pmbootstrap repo_missing", which is only used
by bpo. In order to support building the split repository in bpo, this
patch is required.
Return "systemd" for the packages that are in extra-repos/systemd, and
None for all other packages (indicating that they don't get split into a
separate repository).
Checking the parent-parent dir of the APKBUILD is a bit fragile
(assuming we don't have subdirs in the systemd repository), but that
assumption was made with the previous implementation as well (would only
return "systemd" in that case). I don't see a better solution with
reasonable effort right now, given that we also support multiple
pmaports dirs. We can improve this in the future, meanwhile let's just
not use subdirs in the systemd repository.
Don't attempt to find packages of other arches in repo_missing code.
This leads to unexpected results in general (we want to check if a
binary package exists for only one specific architecture!) - and in case
of master_staging_systemd, it current causes errors because pmbootstrap
tries to fetch armhf, riscv etc. APKINDEXes for which we don't build the
staging repositories.
As chroot.glob() now returns a generator, convert it to a list first to
check if it is empty. This may not be the most efficient method, but
since we expect it to be empty here it is fine.
Without this patch, it always shows the error even if there are no
locally built packages:
ERROR: --no-local-pkgs specified, but locally built packages found. Consider 'pmbootstrap zap -p' to delete them.
When a dependency cannot be found in source or binary packages of the
selected architecture, then don't look for binary packages in other
architectures package indexes.
This leads to a confusing error down the line when building packages for
extra_repos_systemd (and e.g. stable branches), because we don't have
binary packages for all arches that pmbootstrap supports, and so it
tries to fetch a non-existing APKINDEX.
Instead, print a nice error about a non-existing dependency.
Don't just run one "mv" command to move everything from source to
target. This fails if the same directory already exists in target.
Instead, go into each directory in source, and move all files inside
that directory into the target directory structure.
Fix the following error:
mv: cannot overwrite '/home/user/.local/var/pmbootstrap/chroot_native/usr/lib/sysctl.d': Directory not empty
Currently the usr-merge script fails, and this leads to a very confusing
error when running pmbootstrap the next time:
(stack trace)
KeyError: 'apk-tools'
Show a more helpful error instead.
Adjust the dependency resolver, so it uses the main pkgnames in
dependency resolution, instead of subpackages. This fixes for example
that it couldn't find -dev packages even though the binary packages for
those existed.
> systemd: missing dependency linux-pam-dev, trying to queue other packages first
> linux-pam: missing dependency systemd-dev, trying to queue other packages first
> dbus: missing dependency systemd-dev, trying to queue other packages first
Have messages like the following in "pmbootstrap log" to better
understand why resolving packages fails. The bug with -dev pkgs not
being recognized will be fixed in a follow-up patch.
> systemd: missing dependency linux-pam-dev, trying to queue other packages first
> linux-pam: missing dependency systemd-dev, trying to queue other packages first
> dbus: missing dependency systemd-dev, trying to queue other packages first
Print a warning when breaking cyclical dependencies, for example with
current kde-nightly branch:
> WARNING: cyclical build dependency, building kirigami with binary package of qqc2-desktop-style
Set "stuck = False" in the "while disarray and not stuck" loop
directly, instead of setting it in the queue_item() function that gets
called from it. This way the loop logic can be understood without
looking at queue_item().
Most of the time when building it's reasonably safe to fall back on an
older binary package for building in order to break cyclical
dependencies (e.g. dbus and systemd depend on each other at build time,
but it's safe to build both against older versions of the other).
Implement the necessary logic to break cyclical dependencies by
detecting them and checking for the existence of a binary package.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
Tweaked-by: Oliver Smith <ollieparanoid@postmarketos.org>
Decide the order to build packages in by looking through the build queue
and making sure dependencies are queued before any packages that depend
on them, bailing out in the case of cyclical dependencies.
This should handle subpackages too.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
When building with --src or --force, other logic to detect when to build
a package is skipped. However there are no (known) cases when someone
might want to build a package if the resulting binary package version
will be older than an existing binary package. Catch this case and fail
with recommendations for user action (update pmaports, clear local
binary repo).
This should help avoid the situation where you accidentally build an old
version of a package and it never actually gets installed.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
Tweaked-by: Oliver Smith <ollieparanoid@postmarketos.org>
This function is really hard to understand, try to make this a bit
better by adjusting the wording to better reflect what it does.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
build_packages like apk-tools and alpine-base might get picked up and
queued for build as dependencies of other packages. We don't want this
since we always ensure they are queued first. Avoid queuing them in this
case.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
It turns out the current behaviour was not preserving the old behaviour
at all, and was wrong. We want to build ALL outdated or new packages we
encounter via the dependency graph.
Signed-off-by: Caleb Connolly <caleb@postmarketos.org>
Get rid of 3 years and older migration code, so we don't need to
maintain it anymore. If the user should have run "pmbootstrap init" 3
years ago and suddenly upgrades to pmbootstrap v3, then they will just
need to delete their work dir (as pmbootstrap instructs to do) and start
over. This is fine, the work dir is just a bunch of caches and locally
built packages.
Instead of printing an URL with each warning, print one once at the
end. This gives less cluttered output, and we don't have information
about each and every option on that wiki page anyway (and given that we
now have so many options, I don't think it's good use of time to add it
there.)
