[Bug 292240] pkgbase: spurious dependencies

https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=292240

--- Comment #3 from topical <topical@gmx.net> ---
@bap Thank you for the swift reply

I tried to tackle down why FreeBSD-openssl-lib is on leaf-list.

As I understand, autoremove looks at "info -r" (file dependencies) but leaf
looks at "info -d" (official package dependencies).

So starting with set-minimal-jail I get

# pkg -r /usr/jails/test info -d FreeBSD-set-minimal-jail
FreeBSD-set-minimal-jail-15.0:
        FreeBSD-zoneinfo-15.0
        FreeBSD-zlib-15.0
        FreeBSD-vi-15.0
        FreeBSD-utilities-15.0p1
        FreeBSD-syslogd-15.0
        FreeBSD-runtime-15.0p1
        FreeBSD-rc-15.0
        FreeBSD-pkg-bootstrap-15.0
        FreeBSD-periodic-15.0
        FreeBSD-newsyslog-15.0
        FreeBSD-ncurses-lib-15.0
        FreeBSD-ncurses-15.0
        FreeBSD-mandoc-15.0
        FreeBSD-locales-15.0
        FreeBSD-kernel-man-15.0
        FreeBSD-fetch-15.0
        FreeBSD-dhclient-15.0
        FreeBSD-devd-15.0
        FreeBSD-cron-15.0
        FreeBSD-clibs-15.0
        FreeBSD-certctl-15.0
        FreeBSD-caroot-15.0
        FreeBSD-bzip2-lib-15.0
        FreeBSD-bzip2-15.0
        FreeBSD-at-15.0

I pick fetch:

# pkg -r /usr/jails/test info -d FreeBSD-fetch
FreeBSD-fetch-15.0:
        FreeBSD-clibs-15.0 (libc.so.7)
        FreeBSD-openssl-lib-15.0 (libcrypto.so.35)
        FreeBSD-openssl-lib-15.0 (libssl.so.35)

You see a direct trace from set-minimal-base to openssl-lib. 

So why is FreeBSD-openssl-lib returned by "query -e '%#r == 0'"? 

In terms of FreeBSD-clibs-lib32: you are right, its a clang dependency.

But: if I install FreeBSD-set-base, I get clang installed but not
FreeBSD-clibs-lib32. Checking state show missing file:

# pkg check -d
Checking all packages: 100%
FreeBSD-clang is missing a required shared library: libc.so.7:32
FreeBSD-clang is missing a required shared library: libgcc_s.so.1:32

How can this happen?

Further, trying to fix it by "pkg upgrade" doesn't work: nothing is done.

I am confused again.

(As a side node: I've never had such problems before using pkgbase)

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