self._displayed_list = None
self._pprovided_args = []
self._missing_args = []
- self._masked_installed = []
+ self._masked_installed = set()
self._unsatisfied_deps_for_display = []
self._unsatisfied_blockers_for_display = None
self._circular_deps_for_display = None
del e
return 0
- if pkg.installed:
- # Warn if an installed package is masked and it
- # is pulled into the graph.
- if not visible(pkgsettings, pkg):
- self._masked_installed.append((pkg, pkgsettings))
-
if args:
self._set_nodes.add(pkg)
portdb = self.trees[myroot]["porttree"].dbapi
pkgsettings = self.pkgsettings[myroot]
final_db = self.mydbapi[myroot]
+
+ graph_complete_for_root = "complete" in self.myparams or \
+ (myroot == self.target_root and \
+ ("deep" in self.myparams or "empty" in self.myparams) and \
+ not self._required_set_names.difference(self._sets))
+
blocker_cache = BlockerCache(myroot, vardb)
stale_cache = set(blocker_cache)
for pkg in vardb:
cpv = pkg.cpv
stale_cache.discard(cpv)
+
+ # Check for masked installed packages. For keyword
+ # mask there are a couple of common cases that are
+ # likely to generate unwanted noise:
+ #
+ # * Packages missing /var/db/pkg/*/*/KEYWORDS entries
+ # due to having been installed by an old version of
+ # portage.
+ #
+ # * Packages installed by overriding ACCEPT_KEYWORDS
+ # via the environment.
+ #
+ # To avoid unwanted noise, only warn about keyword
+ # masks if all of the following are true:
+ #
+ # * KEYWORDS is not empty (not installed by old portage).
+ #
+ # * The graph is complete and the package has not been
+ # pulled into the dependency graph. It's eligible for
+ # depclean, but depclean may fail to recognize it as
+ # such due to differences in visibility filtering which
+ # can lead to differences in || dep evaluation.
+ # TODO: Share visibility code to fix this inconsistency.
+
+ if pkg in final_db:
+ if not visible(pkgsettings, pkg):
+ self._masked_installed.add(pkg)
+ elif graph_complete_for_root and \
+ pkgsettings.getMissingKeywords(
+ pkg.cpv, pkg.metadata) and \
+ pkg.metadata["KEYWORDS"].split() and \
+ not self.digraph.contains(pkg):
+ self._masked_installed.add(pkg)
+
blocker_atoms = None
blockers = None
if self.digraph.contains(pkg):
sys.stderr.write("".join(msg))
masked_packages = []
- for pkg, pkgsettings in self._masked_installed:
- root_config = self.roots[pkg.root]
+ for pkg in self._masked_installed:
+ root_config = pkg.root_config
+ pkgsettings = root_config.settings
mreasons = get_masking_status(pkg, pkgsettings, root_config)
masked_packages.append((root_config, pkgsettings,
pkg.cpv, pkg.metadata, mreasons))
kmask="~"+myarch
break
- # Assume that the user doesn't want to be bothered about
- # KEYWORDS of packages that are already installed.
- if kmask and not installed:
- rValue.append(kmask+" keyword")
-
try:
missing_licenses = settings.getMissingLicenses(mycpv, metadata)
if missing_licenses:
except portage.exception.InvalidDependString, e:
rValue.append("LICENSE: "+str(e))
+ # Only show KEYWORDS masks for installed packages
+ # if they're not masked for any other reason.
+ if kmask and (not installed or not rValue):
+ rValue.append(kmask+" keyword")
+
return rValue