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Taylor Braun-Jones
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Install `ast-grep` so that our C++ code can be checked against the rules under `Utilities/ast-grep` before pushing, as our CI job now does. Ubuntu does not carry it, so install the release that job does, verified by checksum, leaving out the `sg` alias, whose name is taken by the command that runs a command under another group. Issue: #28119 Suggested-by: Brad King <brad.king@kitware.com>
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# Packages that make the container a comfortable place to work in, but that
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# building CMake, running its test suite, and building its documentation do
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# not need, and so are not part of `deps_packages.lst`.
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#
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# Additions for personal use belong in `.devcontainer/hooks/root.sh`.
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# See `Help/dev/devcontainer.rst`.
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# Make the shell pleasant to work in interactively. `unminimize` restores
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# the documentation of the packages the base image provides, which it ships
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# without; see `Help/dev/devcontainer.rst`.
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bash-completion
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less
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man-db
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manpages
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manpages-dev
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nano
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unminimize
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vim
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# Build CMake. `g++` comes from `deps_packages.lst`, as CI builds with it;
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# `clang` is here for developers who prefer to build with it instead.
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#
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# `gfortran` is named only to keep the Fortran-only `gcc-16` build that
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# Ubuntu 26.04 carries out of the container: `libopenmpi-dev` lists
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# `gfortran-16` first among the alternatives it accepts, and Clang, which
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# selects the newest GCC installation it finds, cannot link against one that
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# provides no C++ standard library.
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ccache
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clang
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cmake
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gfortran
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ninja-build
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# Debug and diagnose CMake. The sanitizer runtimes come with the compilers,
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# so building with `-fsanitize=` needs nothing installed here.
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gdb
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valgrind
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# Analyze CMake. `clazy` is the compiler our Clazy CI job builds with,
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# `clang-tools` provides `scan-build`, and `clang-tidy` runs the checks in
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# `.clang-tidy`. Name the version of `clang-tidy` our checks are written
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# against: `Utilities/ClangTidyModule` tracks the Clang release our CI image
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# carries, and older versions report `cmake-use-cmsys-fstream` where they
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# should not. Ubuntu's unversioned `clang-tidy` package is a release behind.
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# `clazy` and `clang-tools` are whatever versions Ubuntu carries, so expect
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# their diagnostics to differ from those jobs'. CMake's own checks are not
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# among them either way: `CMake_USE_CLANG_TIDY_MODULE` needs
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# `Utilities/ClangTidyModule` built against Clang's development files, which
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# are not installed here.
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clang-tidy-22
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clang-tools
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clazy
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# Build the documentation.
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python3-sphinx
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# Satisfy our style rules. Our `.clang-format` requires `clang-format`
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# version 18, exactly, so install that version by name. Do not install the
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# unversioned `clang-format` package: it provides a much newer version.
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clang-format-18
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pre-commit
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# Unpack the `ast-grep` release that `install_ast_grep.sh` downloads, as
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# Ubuntu does not carry `ast-grep` itself.
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unzip
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# Run `glab` and `glab-axi`, and reach GitLab over SSH. `nodejs` and `npm`
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# are needed both to install `glab-axi` and to run it.
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nodejs
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npm
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openssh-client
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# Let the unprivileged container user install more packages.
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sudo
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