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When options(Require.usePak = TRUE): - pakDepsToPkgDT(): resolves full dependency tree via pak::pkg_deps(), converting pak tibble format to Require's pkgDT. Falls back to toPkgDTFull() if pak fails (e.g., archived packages, dep conflicts). - pakInstallFiltered(): installs only packages that Require's version- priority gate (whichToInstall) determined need installing, using dependencies = NA so pak respects build ordering. - Shared pipeline (checkHEAD, installedVers, whichToInstall) runs for both pak and non-pak paths, preserving Require's version-requirement priority behavior. Bug fixes in existing pak support code: - pakCacheDeleteTryAgain: fix "condition has length > 1" when pkg3 is vector - pakGetArchive: strip any:: prefix before pkg_history; guard his$Package when his is try-error; fix type uninitialized on Linux; fix grep() returning integer(0) when isCRAN is empty - pakErrorHandling: guard Map subscript-out-of-bounds when grep returns integer(0); unlist() Map result before gsub - lessThanToAt/pakCheckGHversionOK: replace browser() with graceful returns - pakInstallFiltered: add pak's own library to .libPaths() for subprocess; post-install version check for impossible constraints; tryCatch around pakErrorHandling to prevent crashes propagating up - installedVers: always set 'installed' column even when all are FALSE Remove obsolete snapshot warning (.txtPakCurrentlyPakNoSnapshots) and corresponding test guards since snapshots now work with pak. Test changes: - setup.R: Require.usePak driven by R_REQUIRE_USE_PAK env var (not hardcoded) - test-08, test-09: remove skip_if(usePak) guards - test-00pkgSnapshot, test-01packages: remove okWarn checks for removed warning Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two root causes of GHA failures on macOS/Windows: 1. Require.offlineMode=TRUE (set by a network failure in a previous test) caused pkgDepCRAN to skip its entire block, emitting no messages. 2. Require.useCache=TRUE may return a cached pryr dep entry, bypassing getDepsNonGH entirely for pryr (no pkgDepCRAN call, no message). Fix: reset both options at test start (restored on exit). Also remove the real_join call from the mock — the mock now constructs the return value directly, making zero network calls and eliminating any risk of setOfflineModeTRUE being called mid-test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…from transitive deps - pakInstallFiltered: revert dependencies=FALSE back to NA (accidentally changed during today's refactor). FALSE caused LearnBayes-style install failures and left transitive deps (DBI, Formula, etc.) with installed=FALSE, installResult=NA. - pakDepsToPkgDT: filter 'Require' from all_reqs. Full transitive dep resolution now pulls Require into pkgDT (as dep of SpaDES.core/LandR); since Require is loaded from devtools (not in test tmpdir), installedVers() marks it not installed, needToRestartR() fires NeedRestart=TRUE, and data.table/sys incorrectly get "Need to restart R" instead of "Can't install Require dependency". - Various pak integration improvements: archived transitive dep supplement mechanism, pakPkgDep includeSelf url:: fix, compact conflict messaging, per-package fallback for unresolvable batch conflicts, isCRANlike "/" fix, pakCacheDeleteTryAgain setdiff bug, pakErrorHandling .txtFailedToBuildSrcPkg direct regex extraction. - Bump version to 1.1.0.9002, update NEWS.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…sion philosophy pak with dependencies=NA re-resolves deps and upgrades already-satisfied packages (e.g. tibble 3.2.1→3.3.1 when no constraint requires it). Require's philosophy is: only install/update what the version specs require. Switch back to dependencies=FALSE so pak installs exactly what Require determined, nothing more. pak still reads DESCRIPTION files for topological ordering even with dependencies=FALSE, so install ordering remains correct given that pakDepsToPkgDT supplies the complete transitive dep tree. Also fix post-install update loop: use wh[1L] only for scalar reads (versionSpec/ inequality) but full wh vector for set() calls, so duplicate Package rows in pkgDT (if any survive trimRedundancies) are all updated consistently. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Two-tier dep cache (in-memory + disk, 24h TTL) via pakDepsResolve() - pakCall() wrapper for verbose suppression (3 levels: full/messages/silent) - Version satisfiability check: warn and exclude packages with impossible constraints - standAlone=TRUE trims .libPaths() for pak subprocess - Fix logical(0) return when all packages excluded due to unsatisfiable constraints - Document repos limitation (pak always includes CRAN/Bioc regardless of options(repos)) - Conflict/archive resolution table in retry loop Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…WhoNeeds diagnostic
- url:: fix (pakDepsToPkgDT): break SEXP aliasing between Package and packageFullName
before any := operations. toPkgDTFull sets both columns to the same character
vector SEXP for url:: refs (extractPkgName returns input unchanged). Using
as.character() to allocate a new vector makes the columns independent, so
Package can be set to the plain package name while packageFullName retains
the full archive URL needed by pakInstallFiltered.
- dep-conflict handler (pakDepsResolve): only add a conflict table entry when a
concrete GitHub ref is found. Without one the error is a version-solver conflict
(incompatible transitive version constraints), not a Remotes clash. Previously
the table showed misleading "via pkg Remotes" entries for BH, DBI, etc.
- Add pakWhoNeeds() diagnostic: queries the in-memory pak cache to show which
packages list a given package as a direct dependency. Useful for debugging
unexpected conflicts (e.g. Require:::pakWhoNeeds("BH")).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The step-3b check compared pak's resolved version against the user's >= constraint. For GitHub refs like PredictiveEcology/reproducible@recovery, pak may have resolved an older CRAN or cached version for the same package name, causing compareVersion2() to return FALSE and emit a spurious "could not be installed" warning even though the branch exists and satisfies the constraint. Fix: skip GitHub (owner/repo@branch) and url:: refs in the satisfiability check. For those refs pak installs directly from the specified branch/URL and will error itself if the version constraint cannot be met. Only CRAN-like packages (where pak silently installs the latest) need this pre-flight check. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
compareVersion2("", "1.0.0", ">=") returns FALSE, so packages where pak
returned an empty or NA version would spuriously appear in badPkgs and
trigger the "could not be installed" warning. Skip them: if pak couldn't
determine a version it can't be used to reliably reject the package.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When pak fails to build a package (e.g. compile error), the old version stays installed. The post-install check was comparing that unchanged old version against the required constraint and emitting "Please change required version e.g., LandR (>=1.1.5.9058)" -- telling the user to lower their requirement to the pre-existing version, which is wrong and confusing. Snapshot pre-install versions before pakRetryLoop runs. If the version is unchanged after the attempt, the install failed (build error or cancelled batch) and pakRetryLoop already emitted "could not be installed". Skip the misleading suggestion in that case. Only emit "Please change required version" when pak actually installed a different (but still insufficient) version. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Four related fixes: 1. Detect "lazy loading failed" in sysInstallAndDownload's early-return pattern (line ~3675) so the function returns the logFile immediately instead of falling through to the compareVersion2 check with stale state. 2. Replace try(!compareVersion2(...)) with tryCatch(..., error=) so the "invalid argument type" crash is silenced rather than printed to stderr when dt$vers is NULL or mismatched (happens when args$pkgs is empty). 3. Guard the "-- To install: " print with nzchar(trimws(fullMess)) so a blank message is not emitted when args$pkgs is empty. 4. Real fix: after a failed install, scan the log for "namespace 'X' Y is being loaded, but >= Z is required". When found, install X (>= Z) immediately and retry the failing package. This handles the case where e.g. LandR 1.1.5.9100 requires SpaDES.tools >= 2.1.1 but only 2.0.9 is installed — Require now detects the mismatch from the install log and upgrades SpaDES.tools before the retry, rather than failing and requiring the user to diagnose and re-run manually. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add pakBuildFailReason() helper that strips ANSI codes from pak's error output and extracts the most informative diagnostic line(s) (namespace version mismatch, invalid regex, compile failure, locked file, etc.). In pakRetryLoop: - Track whether the tryCatch error handler already issued a "could not be installed: <reason>" warning. If so, suppress the previously bare duplicate warning when packages becomes empty. - When packages becomes empty and no warning was yet issued, attach the extracted reason: "could not be installed: <why>" instead of the bare "could not be installed". Before: Warning: could not be installed: invalid regular expression ... (from tryCatch handler) Warning: could not be installed (bare duplicate) Warning: Please change required version e.g., LandR (>=1.1.5.9058) (misleading) After: Warning: could not be installed: invalid regular expression ... (single, informative) Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When pak reports "sp: dependency conflict" because e.g. SpaDES.core has sp in its Remotes, the "Conflicts with" error line reads: PredictiveEcology/SpaDES.core@development: Conflicts with sp The previous code picked lhs2 (SpaDES.core) as the GitHub ref for sp, producing the nonsensical table entry "sp vs PredictiveEcology/SpaDES.core". Fix: after extracting the candidate ref, check extractPkgName(cand) == dcp. If not, record it as viaRef (the package whose Remotes caused the conflict) and use the new Case 2 message: "sp (CRAN) via SpaDES.core Remotes". Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
"sp (CRAN) via SpaDES.core Remotes" was ambiguous. Now shows: "sp (CRAN) vs sp (via SpaDES.core Remotes)" — same parallel structure as the direct-conflict rows (e.g. "quickPlot vs owner/quickPlot@branch"). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Was: sp (CRAN) vs sp (via SpaDES.core Remotes) Now: sp (CRAN) vs sp (via PredictiveEcology/SpaDES.core@development Remotes) Keep cand (the full ref) instead of extractPkgName(cand) so the user can see exactly which version of SpaDES.core is pulling in the alternate sp. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
In-memory and disk cache hit messages were at verboseLevel = 2, so users at the default verbosity never saw them. Lowering to 1 makes it visible that subsequent Require() calls are using a cached dep tree rather than querying pak/CRAN again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Extract pakDepConflictRow() helper from inline pakDepsResolve loop so
the conflict-message logic is directly unit-testable
- Fix stale test-13coverage assertion: Require.usePak default is now TRUE
- New test-17usePak.R (23 tests):
* RequireOptions default Require.usePak = TRUE
* pakBuildFailReason: ANSI stripping, namespace mismatch, file lock,
lazy loading, compilation failure, <=2 lines, fallback, empty result
* pakDepConflictRow: same-package case, via-other-Remotes case, empty cand
* pakDepsResolve in-memory cache message at verbose=1 (not at verbose=0)
* pakDepsResolve disk cache message at verbose=1
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Document all pak-backend changes from this session: default usePak=TRUE, improved build-failure messaging, suppressed misleading version-change warnings, clearer Remotes-conflict table entries, dep-tree cache messages at verbose=1, and automatic namespace-version retry in non-pak path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
1. pakDepConflictRow: guard against character(0) cand (not just "") The conflict-parsing code can produce cand = character(0) when no matching "Conflicts with" line exists. Change !nzchar(cand) to !length(cand) || !nzchar(cand). Add unit test for this case. 2. test-01packages: accept "Please change required version" as valid With pak, installing PredictiveEcology/fpCompare (>=2.0.0) succeeds at version 0.2.4 (best available), then post-install check emits "Please change required version" rather than "could not be installed". Both messages correctly indicate the constraint cannot be met; the test now accepts either. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…c ref
Root cause: when the user supplies a GitHub ref with no version spec
(e.g. "owner/Pkg@branch") and a transitive dep has a CRAN entry with a
version spec ("Pkg (>= X.Y)"), trimRedundantVersionAndNoVersion removes
the GitHub ref (no version) in favour of the CRAN one (has version).
After this, pkgDT$packageFullName = "Pkg (>= X.Y)", but recordLoadOrder
compared trimVersionNumber(pfn) = "Pkg" against packagesWObase =
"owner/Pkg@branch" — no match → loadOrder never set → base::require()
never called for that package.
Fix: also match by plain Package name (extractPkgName) so that any row
whose Package column matches a user-requested package gets loadOrder set,
regardless of which packageFullName format survived trimRedundancies.
Add two regression tests:
- recordLoadOrder sets loadOrder when GitHub ref replaced by CRAN spec
- trimRedundancies keeps only the highest version for duplicate GH refs
(production LandR Install() regression test)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…lled pakDepsToPkgDT step-3b compared pak's CRAN-resolved version against the user's constraint. When a dev-version package (e.g. LandR >= 1.1.5.9064) was already installed satisfying the constraint, but pak's CRAN resolution returned an older version, the package was incorrectly removed from user_pkgFN. If the package was not a transitive dep of anything else it disappeared from pkgDT entirely, recordLoadOrder() could not find it, and base::require() was never called — the package was installed but never attached. Fix: before removing a package from the list in step-3b, check if the installed version satisfies the constraint. Only truly-unsatisfiable packages (neither pak's resolution nor the installed version can meet the constraint) are removed and warned about. Adds test-17 section 8 covering this scenario. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… list When a GitHub source package (e.g. map) fails to build, pakRetryLoop clears pak's cache and retries once. On the second failure pakErrorHandling removes the package from the install list so the remaining 62 packages can still succeed. Previously this produced zero output from Require — the user saw pak's ✖ Failed to build map line but no Require warning explaining what happened or which other packages (e.g. climateData that imports map) were also left uninstalled. Fix: - pakRetryLoop now compares the package list before/after pakErrorHandling. Any packages permanently dropped (list shrank) trigger an immediate warning with the build failure reason from pakBuildFailReason(). - A second pass after the update loop warns about packages that were in toInstall but are still not installed after all retries (cascade failures not covered by the first pass). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When pak's CRAN resolution can't satisfy a dev-version constraint (e.g. LandR >= 1.1.5.9100 but CRAN has 1.1.3.9), step-3b in pakDepsToPkgDT removes the package from the local packages list to avoid a false warning. If that package is NOT pulled in as a transitive dep of any other package, it ends up completely absent from pkgDT — so recordLoadOrder() cannot set loadOrder, and doLoads() never calls require(). Fix: after the main pipeline (but before doLoads), check if any user-requested package is absent from pkgDT but installed at a satisfying version. If so, rbind a minimal row back with loadOrder set and installedVersionOK = TRUE so doLoads() will attach it. Also: - Use libPaths argument (not .libPaths()) in step-3b so the "is it installed?" check uses the same paths that doLoads() / installedVers() will use, fixing a potential mismatch for standAlone = TRUE. - Add verbose >= 1 diagnostics in doLoads() to report packages that have loadOrder set but won't be loaded (installedVersionOK = FALSE) and packages where base::require() itself returns FALSE. - Add test for the recovery mechanism. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
R's default warn=0 collects warnings and shows them only at session end
("There were 20 warnings"). When map fails to build during a large pak
batch, the "Could not be installed: map; ..." warning and any cascade
failures (e.g. climateData) were silently queued, not visible in the
console. Using immediate. = TRUE bypasses the buffer so the user sees
the failure notification right when it happens — between the
"✖ Failed to build map" pak line and the subsequent simInit startup.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When Require.verbose <= 0, require() was called with quietly=TRUE and any failure was silently swallowed — the only symptom was a downstream error like "object 'sppEquivalencies_CA' not found" with no hint that LandR (or any other package) failed to attach. Fix: wrap require() in withCallingHandlers to capture its own warning messages, then unconditionally emit a warning(immediate.=TRUE) when require() returns FALSE. The warning includes the underlying R message and the full libPaths that were searched, making the root cause immediately visible. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When pak cannot install a newer version but an older version is already present, load the installed version with a warning instead of refusing to attach at all. Previously the contradictory combination of installResult="could not be installed" + require=FALSE left packages completely unattached, causing confusing downstream errors like "object not found" with no hint about the real cause. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When pakErrorHandling doesn't recognise the error pattern (packages list unchanged after handling), stop retrying immediately and include the raw pak error reason in the warning. Also thread lastPakErr into the silentlyFailed fallback path. Previously: bare "could not be installed: LandR" with 15 silent retries and no explanation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Switch dependencies=FALSE → dependencies=NA so pak can satisfy any new dep requirements in the latest DESCRIPTION of GitHub dev packages that weren't in Require's earlier dep-tree snapshot. Also fix a spurious "Please change required version" warning that fired when a package was absent from the library before the install attempt (NA pre-install version was incorrectly compared to post-attempt version). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
pak::pak() with upgrade=FALSE treats a bare 'owner/repo@branch' ref as satisfied by any installed version of that package, so it 'keeps' e.g. LandR 1.1.5.9088 even when 1.1.5.9100 is required. Fix: split the install call — GitHub/url:: packages use upgrade=TRUE (always fetch latest from branch), CRAN-like packages keep upgrade=FALSE (don't over-upgrade already-satisfied deps). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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knn is an off-CRAN archive package; its source can fail to compile under R-devel toolchains. Skip when the install genuinely doesn't land rather than fail as a Require regression — all stable R versions still assert. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
pak::pkg_history is single-package; given a vector ref or one it can't parse it returns try-error, so his$Version blew up with "$ operator is invalid for atomic vectors". Skip the version-pin warning block when his isn't a data.frame and let the existing try-error handler clean up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drop the isDevAndInteractive && isMacOS() guard that was hiding the test from CI runs, and drop three browser() calls left over from debugging. Test still gated by getRversion() <= 4.4.3 so it only runs on R that matches the snapshot. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 9-iteration grp/pat loop was re-splitting err by newline on every iteration. Hoist the strsplit so it runs once. Modest savings (~3% of pkgDep on a 30-pkg snapshot per profiling), but it's the cheap half of a larger pkgDep perf fix series. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two optimizations on the pkgDep hot path measured against a 30-pkg slice of the LandR snapshot: 1. pakPkgDep memoizes pak::pkg_deps results in pakEnv() keyed on (refs + supplement + which). pak::pkg_deps was previously called afresh on every Map iteration, paying the full callr subprocess cost; recursive pkgDep traversals revisit the same refs. 2. pakErrorHandling pre-screens with a single combined check across the 9 grp patterns and exits early when none match. Within the loop, switches grep() to fixed=TRUE for the 8 literal patterns (only .txtFailedToDLFrom is a regex). Net: 30-pkg pkgDep dropped from 635s to 497s (~22%). Remaining cost is dominated by per-failure pakErrorHandling string parsing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A 30-pkg slice of the snapshot profiles at ~8 min for pkgDep alone; the full 380-pkg test runs to multiple hours including the install itself. Run locally via R_REQUIRE_RUN_ALL_TESTS=true. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
packageFullNameFromSnapshot was unconditionally appending "(==Version)" to every row. For a GitHub@SHA pin without a Version field, that produced "owner/repo@<sha> (==NA)", which downstream got mangled into "owner/repo@<sha>@na" -- pak then refused to install it. Skip the version suffix for GH refs (the SHA already pins identity) and for rows with no Version at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Exercises the version-pin install paths Require must support without
the LandR-shaped Remotes-conflict mess that makes test-09 unrunnable
on CI:
- 4 CRAN packages pinned to non-current versions in CRAN Archive
(crayon 1.4.0, glue 1.4.0, lifecycle 1.0.0, cli 3.4.0)
- 1 GitHub@SHA pin (r-lib/R6 at a Dec-2023 SHA, leaf package with
no Imports/Remotes)
Lightweight enough to run under CI budget and gives continuous
coverage of the snapshot-install code path.
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…e version Three stacked bugs that together caused pak's install path to fail silently on R 4.3 and to install the wrong version when archive fallback succeeded: 1. pakCall used `verbose %||% 0L`. `%||%` is base in R 4.4+ but not in R 4.3, and Require doesn't import it from rlang. Every pak install call in pakSerialInstall errored on R 4.3 inside try(silent=TRUE), so every per-pkg install was a no-op -- a 380-pkg snapshot install ended with only ~35 packages (just the seed pre-install). Replaced with explicit is.null() check. 2. pakGetArchive built archive URLs from `tail(pak::pkg_history, 1)`, the LATEST archive entry. A snapshot ref like "BH@1.81.0-1" produced a URL for "BH_1.90.0-1.tar.gz" -- pak then 404'd. Now extracts the requested version from the input ref and picks the matching pkg_history row. 3. Archive fallback called pakGetArchive(bare_name) so the version pin was lost before pakGetArchive ever saw it. Built a bare->ref map at the call site and threaded the original version-pinned ref through. extract.R: extractVersionNumber and trimVersionNumber now strip pak's source prefixes (any::, cran::, github::) and handle pak's "pkg@ver" ref form (under usePak), reusing the same helpers across non-pak and pak code paths instead of introducing parallel logic. pak.R: pakSerialInstall now calls pakResetSubprocess() after a failed ref so a wedged r_session doesn't cascade-fail every subsequent ref in the loop. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
This file was a half-built experiment trying to install the LandR 2024-06 dep tree against PPM. We discovered pak unconditionally follows DESCRIPTION Remotes (no public flag to disable), so any PE package's "Remotes: ...@development" overrides our SHA pins and the install plan never solves. Locally the test always failed. On CI, covr's runner doesn't respect skip_on_ci() the same way testthat does, so the failures surfaced there too. test-19 now covers the same testing surface (CRAN version pin + GitHub@SHA pin) with a fixture that actually installs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
covr::codecov() reports failures as 'Failure in .../testthat.Rout.fail' without printing what's actually in the file, so CI failures are opaque. Wrap covr::codecov() in tryCatch and dump the .Rout.fail contents on error before re-raising, so the next failed run shows which test failed and why. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
covr::codecov() hides test failures inside a temp .Rout.fail it deletes before the workflow can read it. Run testthat::test_local() in the same step first; failures stream straight to the action log. covr still runs afterward when tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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cli 3.4.0 (Sept 2022) and glue 1.4.0 both have C source that no longer compiles against R 4.6 headers (CI failure: 'compilation failed for package cli'). Replace both with pure-R archive pins (assertthat 0.2.0, withr 2.5.0) so the fixture is toolchain-independent and the test exercises the version-pin path without compile risk. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The ad-hoc pkgload::load_all + test_local prefix was only needed to surface a failing test name through covr's .Rout.fail wrapping. With the underlying test fix landed, restore the original single-line step. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Three files survived the rebase onto 48 upstream commits: * test-09: add skip_if_offline2() so the long snapshot install test short-circuits when there's no network (it can't possibly pass offline anyway). Upstream had already removed the macOS / R-version skips. * test-16: split the combined "drops resolved culprits AND labels archive build errors" test into two focused tests, each with the scenario it documents (deferred-pass success vs archive-pass compile failure). Auto-merged with upstream's fixture refresh. * vignettes/Require.Rmd: restructure Key Features around the new pak-default behavior, add a "New default as of 2.0.0" section. Two stashed changes were obsolete and dropped: a pak::pkg_history() guard in R/pak.R (upstream now has a better version that also handles the tail(., 1) snapshot-version bug), and edits to test-07 (replaced upstream by test-19smallSnapshot_testthat.R). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Three groups of fixes that together resolve all R-CMD-check / testthat failures on macOS R 4.5 and reduce skipped tests from 8 to 5.
Code fixes
useLoadedIfSufficientnow honorsstandAlone: a package loaded from a parent libpath no longer suppresses a fresh install intolibPaths[1].>=constraint (handles first-time install, version-changed, and pak-chose-installed cases; pak-resolved-version comparison is now against user's spec, not against installed version).pakGetArchivenow returns the source Archive URL (/Archive/X/X_ver.tar.gz) instead of a stale binary URL. The previous code preferred the macOS binary URL whenavailable.packages(type='binary')listed the package — but for archived-from-source packages whose Mac binary was pruned, that URL is dead. The cascade install ofpryr(and via it,LandR->PSPclean->pemisc-> ...) now recovers cleanly.Test re-enablement (now run and pass thanks to the cascade fix)
isDev(wasisDevAndInteractive); now runs the full module-install scenario.!isMacOS()guard.Test portability
.Libraryinstead of hardcoded/usr/lib/R/libraryin test-16 cross-platform fixtures.parentChaintest keeps the existing skip with a TODO note: the parentChain feature isn't implemented in pak's pkgDep path.Test plan
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