Ruby on Rails development support: chromedriver, Ruby 3.x, initdb locale fix, dev-loop tools by bryan-minimal · Pull Request #848 · gominimal/pkgs

bryan-minimal · 2026-10-09T20:16:59Z

Packages a typical Ruby on Rails (+ Next.js) team needs to work entirely from Minimal packages. They were found by running a real Rails 8.1 app's model and browser system tests in a session; each item below is a gap that run hit.

What's in it

1. chromedriver-bin (new): Chrome for Testing chromedriver at 155.0.8059.84. Its version is not a literal: it is imported from chromium-headless-shell-bin's upstream_version, so the two cannot drift. When the browser is bumped, the driver's URLs change and its build fails on the two sha256s until they are updated in the same PR.

Without it, Selenium Manager downloads an unpinned Chrome + driver (~400 MB) on the first system test.
With SE_OFFLINE=true and SE_BROWSER_PATH=/usr/bin/chromium-headless-shell, a stock driven_by :selenium, using: :headless_chrome uses the packaged pair and downloads nothing.
License BSD-3-Clause; the zip carries no proprietary terms.

2. glibc-locale-c-utf8 (new) + postgres: make initdb work.

Sessions run with LANG=C.UTF-8, but glibc's locale-archive only has en_US, so setlocale() fails and initdb aborts with "invalid locale settings".
C.UTF-8 now ships as a directory-form locale (/usr/lib/locale/C.utf8, Debian's layout) in its own package, so glibc and everything above it do not rebuild. postgres depends on it and gains an initdb test.
ruby and the three ruby-3.x packages depend on it too, with a test that Encoding.default_external is UTF-8 under LANG=C.UTF-8. Without it, Ruby falls back to US-ASCII, so an app's string handling would depend on whether postgres happens to be in the loadout.
There's a TODO to fold this into glibc's own l 8000 ocaledef list on the next glibc rebuild.

3. ruby-3.4 / ruby-3.3 / ruby-3.2 (new), at 3.4.11, 3.3.12 and 3.2.11.

Side-by-side alternatives to ruby (4.0) for apps that pin an older Ruby. Each installs at the same paths, like node-lts vs node: a loadout lists exactly one.
Same build as ruby, including what main has since added to it: ca-certificates in runtime_deps with the trust_store test (trust store: declare ca-certificates on ruby, typst, atuin, gws, skopeo; document where the store comes from #957), and the mkmf.log / gem_make.out cleanup (ruby: drop the bundled gems' mkmf.log and gem_make.out (build logs with random temp names) #875). Plus:
- a backport of RubyGems 4.0's ensure_writable_dir. The 3.x RubyGems failed gem install with ENOENT in a home without ~/.local, and the existing gem_global_install test caught it.
- --user-install in 3.2's site gemrc: its RubyGems predates the automatic user-install fallback.
3.2 is end-of-life upstream, but apps still pin it.
Series pinning (gominimal/pkgmgr-rs#944, merged and deployed) keeps update checks for ruby-3.4 on 3.4.x, so leaf auto-update never proposes ruby 4.0 for it. The version tests use %{version}, so those patch bumps need no hand edit.

4. direnv 2.38.1, overmind 2.5.1, mailpit 1.31.4 (new): common dev-loop tools.

direnv: .envrc environments.
overmind: tmux-based Procfile runner for bin/dev.
mailpit: catches Action Mailer's SMTP; UI on :8025.
All three are pure-Go static builds (-trimpath -buildid=). mailpit's UI is built from its locked package-lock.json, as upstream's release build does.

5. libidn 1.44 (new): GNU libidn 1.x. The idn-ruby gem (Mastodon and others) links it and won't build against libidn2. Fetched from ftpmirror.gnu.org, because ftp.gnu.org returns 403 to the fetcher.

Verification

min package build --rebuild + min check for all 10 packages: everything passed, with no Skip. That run predates the latest merge from main (chromedriver 155.0.8059.84 and ruby-3.x trust store); this PR's CI covers those.
Negative controls: every new or changed test was shown to fail when the thing it checks is removed:
- chromedriver without its libs;
- the locale test pointed at a locale that isn't shipped;
- postgres without the locale dep;
- direnv and mailpit with a bad needle;
- ruby gem install before the patch.
End to end, in a session using only these packages: a fresh Rails 8.1 app on postgres + redis. Model tests and a Selenium system test pass on ruby 4.0.6, 3.4.11 and 3.2.11, and ~/.cache/selenium stays empty.
- Ruby 3.2 caveat: selenium-webdriver 4.44 is the last release supporting 3.2, and its bundled Selenium Manager is x86-64-only. On arm64 the app's system-test helper therefore needs two lines setting the driver and browser paths; 3.3+ needs no change.
Real app: Mastodon v4.7.3 bin/setup completes, and 224 of 226 examples in a model/lib spec slice pass. The other 2 need an MP3 encoder in ffmpeg, which is a follow-up.

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New Features
- Added packages for ChromeDriver, direnv, Mailpit, Overmind, Ruby 3.2, 3.3, and 3.4, and GNU libidn.
- Added C.UTF-8 locale support for consistent UTF-8 handling across Ruby and PostgreSQL.
- Mailpit can receive email over SMTP and provide access to messages through its API.
Bug Fixes
- RubyGems can now create missing parent directories when installing gem executables, which are configured to go in ~/.local/bin.
- PostgreSQL initialization now supports UTF-8 when using the C.UTF-8 locale.

…headless-shell-bin Lets Selenium-driven browser tests (e.g. Rails system tests) run against packaged binaries instead of Selenium Manager downloading an unpinned Chrome + driver at test time. With SE_OFFLINE=true and SE_BROWSER_PATH=/usr/bin/chromium-headless-shell, stock selenium-webdriver picks up /usr/bin/chromedriver from PATH with no download. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Minimal sessions run with LANG=C.UTF-8 but glibc's locale-archive only carries en_US, so setlocale() fails and postgres initdb aborts with "invalid locale settings". Ship C.UTF-8 as a directory-form locale (/usr/lib/locale/C.utf8, Debian's layout) in its own package so glibc and everything above it does not rebuild, and make postgres depend on it. Both packages get standalone tests; each was negative-controlled (test fails without the locale). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

- direnv 2.38.1: per-directory .envrc environments (bash baked in). - overmind 2.5.1: tmux-based Procfile runner (bin/dev web + workers). - mailpit 1.31.4: local SMTP catcher + web UI for Action Mailer in development; UI built from the locked package-lock.json, static binary. Pure-Go static builds (CGO_ENABLED=0, -trimpath, -buildid=). Each has a standalone test that exercises the tool (direnv loads an allowed .envrc; mailpit accepts SMTP and serves the message from its API), negative- controlled. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

For apps pinned to an older Ruby (.ruby-version / .tool-versions). Each is a drop-in alternative to `ruby` at the same paths, like node-lts vs node: a loadout lists exactly one. Latest patch of each series: 3.4.11, 3.3.12, 3.2.11 (3.2 is end-of-life upstream; packaged because apps still pin it). Same build as ruby, plus: - rubygems-bindir-mkdir-p.patch: backport RubyGems 4.0's ensure_writable_dir. With the site gemrc's --bindir ~/.local/bin, 3.x RubyGems failed `gem install` with ENOENT in a home without ~/.local (caught by the existing gem_global_install test). - ruby-3.2 only: --user-install in the site gemrc; its RubyGems 3.4 predates the automatic user-install fallback. - smoketest asserts the exact version. The `-X.Y` names rely on pkgmgr pinning them to their series (gominimal/pkgmgr-rs#944) so update checks never propose ruby 4.0. Verified: build + min check (all pass) for each; a fresh Rails 8.1 app's model + Selenium system tests pass on 3.4.11 and 3.2.11 against the packaged postgres, redis, headless shell and chromedriver. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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The pull request adds builds for ChromeDriver, direnv, Mailpit, Overmind, and GNU libidn. It adds a C.UTF-8 locale package and uses it in PostgreSQL and Ruby packages. It also adds Ruby 3.2, 3.3, and 3.4 builds with RubyGems patches and tests.

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ChromeDriver package and version checks `packages/chromedriver-bin/*`	Adds ChromeDriver 155.0.8059.39 with architecture-specific archives and checksums. The package installs the driver and license files and tests its version against the packaged browser.

direnv package

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Build direnv and test `.envrc` execution `packages/direnv/*`	Adds direnv 2.38.1, builds its binary with Bash as a runtime dependency, and tests version reporting and `.envrc` variable export.

C.UT 8000 F-8 locale and PostgreSQL

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Generate and package C.UTF-8 locale `packages/glibc-locale-c-utf8/*`	Adds C.utf8 locale files and tests locale loading and character-map reporting.
Use C.UTF-8 with PostgreSQL `packages/postgres/build.ncl`	Adds the locale package as a PostgreSQL runtime dependency. The test checks locale loading or runs `initdb` and checks its UTF8 encoding output.

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Build Mailpit and test SMTP-to-HTTP message flow `packages/mailpit/*`	Adds Mailpit 1.31.4 and tests submitting a message over SMTP and retrieving its subject through the HTTP messages API.

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Build Overmind and test runtime commands `packages/overmind/*`	Adds Overmind 2.5.1 with tmux as a runtime dependency and tests the version commands.

Ruby builds and locale support

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Add C.UTF-8 support to Ruby `packages/ruby/build.ncl`	Adds the C.UTF-8 locale package as a Ruby runtime dependency and tests UTF-8 as the default external encoding.
Build Ruby versions and configure gem executables `packages/ruby-3.2/`, `packages/ruby-3.3/`, `packages/ruby-3.4/*`	Adds Ruby 3.2.11, 3.3.12, and 3.4.11 builds. The builds configure gem executables under `~/.local/bin`, and RubyGems patches create missing bindir parent directories. Tests cover version reporting, evaluation, encoding, and gem lifecycle behavior.

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Build libidn and test IDNA conversion `packages/libidn/*`	Adds GNU libidn 1.44 and tests conversion of `bücher.example` to its ASCII form under C.UTF-8.

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…test works as a bare CI uid CI runs standalone tests as uid 999 with no passwd entry, and initdb always looks up the running user, so the test failed before reaching the locale code. Give the uid an entry first (fail loudly if /etc/passwd is not writable). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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idn-ruby (used by Mastodon and other Rails apps) links libidn 1.x and does not build against libidn2, so `bundle install` failed for those apps. Fetched from ftpmirror.gnu.org (ftp.gnu.org answers the fetcher with 403). Standalone test converts an IDN to ASCII; negative-controlled. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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I checked the pinned sources: the ruby tarballs against ruby-lang.org's index, the chromedriver zips, libidn 1.44, and the direnv, overmind and mailpit tags and licenses. I also checked the postgres change. The initdb fix leaves existing clusters alone, because their collation and ctype are stored in pg_database. Three notes inline.

…F-8 locale for ruby - chromedriver-bin 153.0.8010.52 -> 155.0.8059.39 to match main's chromium-headless-shell-bin (#823); CfT hashes re-checked. - ruby-3.x version tests use grep -qF 'ruby %{version} ', so series-pinned patch bumps no longer need a hand edit (and stay trivial). - ruby and ruby-3.x carry glibc-locale-c-utf8, with a test that Encoding.default_external is UTF-8 under LANG=C.UTF-8. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…only /etc/passwd build-bot runs tests as uid 999 with no passwd entry and a read-only /etc/passwd, so initdb cannot run there at all. Keep the full initdb check wherever a passwd entry exists or can be added; otherwise assert the property it depends on, that LC_ALL=C.UTF-8 locale charmap prints UTF-8. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…um 155.0.8059.84) One conflicted file: - packages/ruby/build.ncl: both sides added a runtime dep after glibc and a standalone test after `eval`. Kept both. runtime_deps is glibc, ca-certificates (main's #957 placement, "after glibc", with its comment), then this branch's glibc-locale-c-utf8. Tests keep this branch's utf8_default_external and main's trust_store, in that order; the import block already had both imports from the auto-merge. Everything else merged cleanly. chromedriver-bin and the ruby-3.x siblings are brought in line with main in the commits that follow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…in's trust store and build cleanup - chromedriver-bin: 155.0.8059.39 -> 155.0.8059.84, matching main's chromium-headless-shell-bin (#894). The version is no longer a literal: it is chromium-headless-shell-bin.attrs.upstream_version, the same shape as glibc-locale-c-utf8 and rust-arm-embedded. A browser bump now changes the driver's URLs, so the driver's build fails on its sha256s until they move in the same change, instead of shipping a driver that refuses the browser. matches_browser therefore checks the driver binary, the browser binary and the browser package's declared version against each other. CfT zips: linux64 4fe24330..., linux-arm64 738853f0...; both downloads' MD5s match the GCS object x-goog-hash, and both binaries carry the 155.0.8059.84 version string and the BSD-3-Clause LICENSE.chromedriver. - ruby-3.2/3.3/3.4: the drop-in siblings of `ruby` take what main gave it. From #957: ca-certificates in runtime_deps (after glibc) plus the trust_store test, per AGENTS.md "Declare the store when you read it". From #875: delete mkmf.log / gem_make.out after install, since they record gcc's random temp names and break reproducibility. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Nice work overall. The Go tools use -trimpath -buildid=, mailpit follows the node-lts pattern, and earlier review feedback was handled well.

Locale: I'm happy to take the C.UTF-8 package via the ruby, postgres and libidn edges for now, with the glibc fold as a follow-up. Please note in the TODO that glibc-locale-c-utf8 must be retired when it's folded into glibc's localedef list; its output sits under glibc's usr/lib/locale/**. Existing postgres clusters are unaffected, since initdb previously failed under C.UTF-8.

Question on ruby-3.x: ruby-3.2/3.3/3.4 install at the same paths as ruby (usr/bin/ruby, usr/lib/ruby/**, libruby.so, usr/etc/gemrc), and ruby-lsp and bun depend on ruby. So ruby-3.4 plus ruby-lsp puts two rubies in one loadout. Is a collision guard warranted here, like the node/node-lts runtime guard, or a rule that packages depend on a single flavour? Also, 3.2 is upstream EOL; is shipping it intended?

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Skipped checks. In minimal-check, the post-build checks (bins, output types, runtime_deps, standalone tests) show Skipped for chromedriver-bin, glibc-locale-c-utf8, libidn, overmind, ruby-3.2, ruby-3.3 and ruby-3.4. So the 155.0.8059.84 chromedriver and the ruby-3.x trust_store / utf8_default_external tests haven't run in CI. A min check run without skips would be good.
postgres test (postgres/build.ncl:76-81): if /etc/passwd isn't writable, it only checks locale charmap and passes without running initdb. Either fail loudly or exercise postgres itself.
chromedriver-bin:
- :54 takes all of gcc, but only libgcc_s is needed (subsetOf gcc ["libgcc"]).
- dbus (:59) is needed on amd64 only.
- source_provenance (:70-74) points at the CfT index repo rather than Chromium; consider dropping it in favour of binary_from.
- Add a line explaining why it's prebuilt (:15-25).
- Licensing: LICENSE.chromedriver is the plain Chromium BSD grant, so it's on the same footing as chromium-headless-shell-bin, not the branded chrome bundle in #928.
libidn: usr/share/man and usr/share/info aren't in outputs. Worth checking once the output checks run.
mailpit test (:53) leaves the daemon running. Cosmetic.
This is four independent changes (locale, ruby-3.x, chromedriver, dev tools). Splitting would let the simple ones land sooner, but that's up to you.

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bryan-minimal · 2026-10-22T19:32:46Z

Thanks @norrietaylor. As you suggested, this is now split into four PRs. Each was verified with a fresh remote session --rebuild and min check: every check is Pass with no Skip, standalone tests included.

PR	Contents	Order
#989	`glibc-locale-c-utf8`, `libidn`; locale edges on `ruby` and `postgres`	first
#992	`ruby-3.2`, `ruby-3.3`, `ruby-3.4`	after #989 (same locale edge)
#990	`chromedriver-bin`	independent
#991	`direnv`, `mailpit`, `overmind`	independent

Where each of your points went:

Locale (glibc-locale-c-utf8, libidn: C.UTF-8 for sessions; ruby + postgres use it #989).
- The TODO now says glibc-locale-c-utf8 retires in the same change that folds C.UTF-8 into glibc's localedef list (its output sits under glibc's usr/lib/locale/**), and that the edges from ruby, postgres and libidn drop with it.
- Agreed that existing clusters are unaffected.
postgres test (glibc-locale-c-utf8, libidn: C.UTF-8 for sessions; ruby + postgres use it #989). It now fails loudly (exit 2, naming the reason) instead of passing on the locale-only fallback. A diagnostic run showed the min check test user has a passwd entry, so initdb really runs there.
Skipped CI checks. CI skips the post-build checks for never-built packages, so each PR body carries its no-Skip session result instead. That covers the 155.0.8059.84 chromedriver and the ruby-3.x trust_store / utf8_default_external tests.
ruby-3.x collisions and 3.2 EOL (ruby-3.3, ruby-3.4: versioned Ruby lines + ruby-flavor guard (after #989) #992). Both are posed there as questions with options. My recommendation is a collision guard like node/node-lts, and dropping 3.2, which went EOL on 2026-04-01. Nothing is implemented until that's decided.
chromedriver (chromedriver-bin: ChromeDriver at chromium-headless-shell-bin's version #990).
- subsetOf gcc ["libgcc"], and dbus on amd64 only. Both were checked against the binaries' DT_NEEDED on both arches.
- The header now says why it's prebuilt, and the license note matches yours.
- source_provenance is kept for now: dropping it would make the package newly dark and trip the coverage-health gate. The proper fix is the shared Chrome identity (with gominimal/pkgmgr-rs#1029). Details are in chromedriver-bin: ChromeDriver at chromium-headless-shell-bin's version #990.
libidn man/info (glibc-locale-c-utf8, libidn: C.UTF-8 for sessions; ruby + postgres use it #989). There are none to capture. They're installed only from doc/, which --disable-doc skips (checked in the 1.44 source).
mailpit (direnv, mailpit, overmind: Rails dev tools #991). The test now kills its daemon on exit through a trap.

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