after emerge --sync: ruby30 masked for package: # emerge =app-emulation/vagrant-2.2.19-r2 -pvq !!! Problem resolving dependencies for =app-emulation/vagrant-2.2.19-r2 !!! The ebuild selected to satisfy "=app-emulation/vagrant-2.2.19-r2" has unmet requirements. - app-emulation/vagrant-2.2.19-r2::gentoo USE="-test" ABI_X86="(64)" RUBY_TARGETS="(-ruby30)" The following REQUIRED_USE flag constraints are unsatisfied: ruby_targets_ruby30 The above constraints are a subset of the following complete expression: any-of ( ruby_targets_ruby30 )
graaff or I are going to try handle this.
It's strange - I have literally 'RUBY_TARGETS="ruby30 ruby31"' in /etc/portage/make.conf, but in 'emerge --info' it says 'RUBY_TARGETS="ruby31"'. :( Makes me think there's something deeper wrong in the Ruby eclasses or other Ruby-related components of Portage? 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Yep, I have the exact same issue as Jesse, and this in combination with vagrant being installed leads to the issue described in the first post. Which prevents me from doing any sort of emerge -auDU @world updates at the moment.
app-emulation/vagrant Available versions: (~)2.2.19-r2^t {test RUBY_TARGETS="ruby30"} Has ruby30 been taken out of tree without supporting vagrant? ruby30 requires openssl-1.1.1 so you would need to support slotted openssl-1 and openssl-3 coexisting to support ruby30 and ruby31... If you are thinking of supporting only a new major release of vagrant without lots of testing is asking for trouble - their track record is terrible - been there. Is there a vagrant 2.3.7 release that could be made to work with ruby30 and ruby31 (thanks tdr)? https://releases.hashicorp.com/vagrant/2.3.7/ The ruby30 dependency has been known for a while - sam and I chatted about it 2 months ago and it's explicit in the ebuild. Did gentoo go ahead and purge ruby30 despite it? Blocking everyone who has vagrant installed? Besides the big issues that come with a new major vagrant version (often serious in the past), vagrant has a whole ecosystem of plugins that lag and have to be updated for ruby bumps, so you would want to keep a version that works with the old and new ruby versions until the plugins are migrated. Same with major vagrant bumps. Was none of this was planned for?
tdr chatted that 3.0.6 is in testing, but not 2.3.7. Is someone planning on purging vagrant-2 as well? You should plan on having vagrant 2 and 3 in tree for a long while to test their possible breakage, and migrate the plugins.
(In reply to emdee_is from comment #4) > app-emulation/vagrant > Available versions: (~)2.2.19-r2^t {test RUBY_TARGETS="ruby30"} > > Has ruby30 been taken out of tree without supporting vagrant? > > ruby30 requires openssl-1.1.1 so you would need to support slotted openssl-1 > and openssl-3 coexisting to support ruby30 and ruby31... Slotting OpenSSL isn't possible. > > [...] > > Besides the big issues that come with a new major vagrant version (often > serious in the past), vagrant has a whole ecosystem of plugins that lag and > have to be updated for ruby bumps, so you would want to keep a version that > works with the old and new ruby versions until the plugins are migrated. > Same with major vagrant bumps. Was none of this was planned for? Someone has to actually do the work. In this case, pretty much the whole thing has been blocked on the googleware bumps - see all the detail in bug 867943 and the bug *that* one depends on. ruby30 isn't gone yet, just masked.
Thanks, but now what's my path for fixing a broken Portage? Do I have to remove a (I hope) a still-working Vagrant installation? :(
I understand that there is a lot of work to be done, and that the work is moving ahead slowly. But no one has answered my question: my question for the devs is: as a matter of policy, does Gentoo mask packages that have dependencies in-tree? Ruby30 is masked and the current in-tree vagrant app-emulation/vagrant 2.2.19-r2 depends on it. Is that a mistake that violated Gentoo's existing policies, or should I expect the devs do this whenever it suits them? In other words, where is the decision process that lead to ruby30 being masked when there was a dependency in-tree at the time. Am I wrong as a user trusting that this does not happen? Sam could you answer this for me? Everyone with vagrant installed like Jesse Leonid and I now have a broken tree.
Can someone mark the status as confirmed: it's easy to confirm by reading the first few lines of /usr/portage/app-emulation/vagrant/vagrant-2.2.19-r2.ebuild
Jesse, Leonid, Jan - I couldn't get any meaningful help in #gentoo on this, but I'm guessing that unmasking ruby30 would help, and stop the removal of ruby30 dependencies in the meantime (dev-lang/ruby depends on a bunch of dev-ruby/*). But I don't know the syntax if you have to unmask the RUBY_TARGETS=ruby30 in package.unmask. RUBY_TARGETS=ruby30... in make.conf isn't enough, and I don't think =dev-lang/ruby-3.0.6-r3 is enough either, though you could try. YMMV
ruby_targets_ruby30 is masked (on 2023-08-19) in /var/db/repos/gentoo/profiles/base/use.mask: # Ruby 3.0 is not compatible with OpenSSL 3. Please upgrade to a newer # Ruby version. ruby_targets_ruby30 To unmask this, as of what I know, there is no official way, but you can achieve it reversing the unmask adding the following to /etc/portage/profile/use.mask (it's not use.unmask): -ruby_targets_ruby30 dev-lang/ruby:3.0 is masked (also on 2023-08-19) in /var/db/repos/gentoo/profiles/package.mask: # Ruby 3.0 is not compatible with OpenSSL 3 and consequently will be # masked earlier than its upstream EOL date. Please use a newer Ruby # version instead. Masked for removal on 2023-09-19. dev-lang/ruby:3.0 To unmask this, add dev-lang/ruby:3.0 to /etc/portage/package.unmask.
(In reply to Flávio Albuquerque Camilo from comment #11) > To unmask this, as of what I know, there is no official way, but you can > achieve it reversing the unmask adding the following to > /etc/portage/profile/use.mask (it's not use.unmask): s/"reversing the unmask"/"reversing the mask" :P
Thanks Flavio; I would have never thought of a double negative in use.mask! I knew adding dev-lang/ruby:3.0 to package.unmask would not be enough. vagrant is not the only one: there are 3 other packages in-tree that require ruby30, so I would expect the same problem with these, and anything that depends on them. Is not the easiest thing to do is to revert the mask until the in-tree packages are working with ruby31 - we've been dealing with openssl-1 and openssl-3 for a while? I trusted that that something in tree would not have its dependencies masked: clearly I was wrong. If the mask stays then Iguess the honest thing to do would be to mask vagrant (and the 3 others) from the tree as unsupported. (Also, are ebuilds ever cleaned for cruft - I saw some USE_RUBY="ruby26... in there.)
Thank you(In reply to Flávio Albuquerque Camilo from comment #11) > ruby_targets_ruby30 is masked (on 2023-08-19) in > /var/db/repos/gentoo/profiles/base/use.mask: > > # Ruby 3.0 is not compatible with OpenSSL 3. Please upgrade to a newer > # Ruby version. > ruby_targets_ruby30 > > To unmask this, as of what I know, there is no official way, but you can > achieve it reversing the unmask adding the following to > /etc/portage/profile/use.mask (it's not use.unmask): > -ruby_targets_ruby30 > > dev-lang/ruby:3.0 is masked (also on 2023-08-19) in > /var/db/repos/gentoo/profiles/package.mask: > > # Ruby 3.0 is not compatible with OpenSSL 3 and consequently will be > # masked earlier than its upstream EOL date. Please use a newer Ruby > # version instead. Masked for removal on 2023-09-19. > dev-lang/ruby:3.0 > > To unmask this, add dev-lang/ruby:3.0 to /etc/portage/package.unmask. Thank you, Flávio. This got Portage working again on the affected host. :)
(In reply to emdee_is from comment #8) > Ruby30 is masked and the current in-tree vagrant app-emulation/vagrant > 2.2.19-r2 depends on it. Is that a mistake that violated Gentoo's existing > policies, or should I expect the devs do this whenever it suits them? > The tone of this is unnecessarily antagonistic and I suggest avoiding it in future. Yes, you misunderstood. Vagrant should probably be masked but there's nothing which says we have to keep packages indefinitely if they're not being updated to suit bigger constraints. See also e.g. Python 2. > In other words, where is the decision process that lead to ruby30 being > masked when there was a dependency in-tree at the time. Am I wrong as a user > trusting that this does not happen? The bug has been open for ages and nothing's happened, and OpenSSL 1.1.1x is EOL in a matter of days. OpenSSL is not something we can stomach having an EOL version on user systems for, even temporarily. Further comments on this bug should be kept wrt fixing the actual issue.
vagrant-2.2.19-r2 is ~amd64, ~arm64, which if I understand correctly means that it should not necessarily be considered stable and we are using it at our own risk. So I am aware of this risk, took it willingly, and now am suffering for it a little, but that is okay. Granted, at first I was also surprised that adding ruby30 back to my RUBY_TARGETS in make.conf did not change anything (as I have apparently never needed to deal with this kind of masking before). I am still hoping that this can be resolved, but I would understand if the maintainers' decision right now would be to completely mask vagrant.
The bug has been closed via the following commit(s): https://gitweb.gentoo.org/repo/gentoo.git/commit/?id=e419db21acd6e588b8d12b7f59e48aff873917fb commit e419db21acd6e588b8d12b7f59e48aff873917fb Author: Hans de Graaff <graaff@gentoo.org> AuthorDate: 2023-08-27 16:57:48 +0000 Commit: Hans de Graaff <graaff@gentoo.org> CommitDate: 2023-08-27 16:58:57 +0000 app-emulation/vagrant: add 2.3.7 Closes: https://bugs.gentoo.org/867943 Closes: https://bugs.gentoo.org/912592 Signed-off-by: Hans de Graaff <graaff@gentoo.org> app-emulation/vagrant/Manifest | 1 + app-emulation/vagrant/files/vagrant.in | 2 +- app-emulation/vagrant/vagrant-2.3.7.ebuild | 121 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 123 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)
A package like vagrant really needs a dedicated maintainer that uses the package and does regular maintenance on it. I've added a recent version of vagrant that should work with ruby31 but I have not verified that it works other than checking its command line help function.
Thank you. I have tried a `vagrant destroy` and `vagrant up` and it seems to be working fine. The AppImage versions from their website couldn't even start a VirtualBox VM.
