solve.py

# Copyright (C) 2012 Anaconda, Inc
# SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause
"""The classic solver implementation."""

from __future__ import annotations

import copy
import sys
from itertools import chain
from logging import DEBUG, getLogger
from os.path import exists, join
from textwrap import dedent
from typing import TYPE_CHECKING

from boltons.setutils import IndexedSet

from .. import CondaError
from .. import __version__ as CONDA_VERSION
from ..auxlib.decorators import memoizedproperty
from ..auxlib.ish import dals
from ..base.constants import REPODATA_FN, UNKNOWN_CHANNEL, DepsModifier, UpdateModifier
from ..base.context import context
from ..common.constants import NULL, TRACE
from ..common.io import Spinner, dashlist, time_recorder
from ..common.iterators import groupby_to_dict as groupby
from ..common.path import get_major_minor_version, paths_equal
from ..exceptions import (
    PackagesNotFoundError,
    SpecsConfigurationConflictError,
    UnsatisfiableError,
)
from ..history import History
from ..models.channel import Channel
from ..models.enums import NoarchType
from ..models.match_spec import MatchSpec
from ..models.prefix_graph import PrefixGraph
from ..models.version import VersionOrder
from ..resolve import Resolve
from .index import _supplement_index_with_system, get_reduced_index
from .link import PrefixSetup, UnlinkLinkTransaction
from .prefix_data import PrefixData
from .subdir_data import SubdirData

try:
    from frozendict import frozendict
except ImportError:
    from ..auxlib.collection import frozendict

if TYPE_CHECKING:
    from typing import Iterable

    from ..models.records import PackageRecord

log = getLogger(__name__)


class Solver:
    """
    A high-level API to conda's solving logic. Three public methods are provided to access a
    solution in various forms.

      * :meth:`solve_final_state`
      * :meth:`solve_for_diff`
      * :meth:`solve_for_transaction`
    """

    def __init__(
        self,
        prefix: str,
        channels: Iterable[Channel],
        subdirs: Iterable[str] = (),
        specs_to_add: Iterable[MatchSpec] = (),
        specs_to_remove: Iterable[MatchSpec] = (),
        repodata_fn: str = REPODATA_FN,
        command=NULL,
    ):
        """
        Args:
            prefix (str):
                The conda prefix / environment location for which the :class:`Solver`
                is being instantiated.
            channels (Sequence[:class:`Channel`]):
                A prioritized list of channels to use for the solution.
            subdirs (Sequence[str]):
                A prioritized list of subdirs to use for the solution.
            specs_to_add (set[:class:`MatchSpec`]):
                The set of package specs to add to the prefix.
            specs_to_remove (set[:class:`MatchSpec`]):
                The set of package specs to remove from the prefix.

        """
        self.prefix = prefix
        self._channels = channels or context.channels
        self.channels = IndexedSet(Channel(c) for c in self._channels)
        self.subdirs = tuple(s for s in subdirs or context.subdirs)
        self.specs_to_add = frozenset(MatchSpec.merge(s for s in specs_to_add))
        self.specs_to_add_names = frozenset(_.name for _ in self.specs_to_add)
        self.specs_to_remove = frozenset(MatchSpec.merge(s for s in specs_to_remove))
        self.neutered_specs = ()
        self._command = command

        assert all(s in context.known_subdirs for s in self.subdirs)
        self._repodata_fn = repodata_fn
        self._index = None
        self._r = None
        self._prepared = False
        self._pool_cache = {}

    def solve_for_transaction(
        self,
        update_modifier=NULL,
        deps_modifier=NULL,
        prune=NULL,
        ignore_pinned=NULL,
        force_remove=NULL,
        force_reinstall=NULL,
        should_retry_solve=False,
    ):
        """Gives an UnlinkLinkTransaction instance that can be used to execute the solution
        on an environment.

        Args:
            deps_modifier (DepsModifier):
                See :meth:`solve_final_state`.
            prune (bool):
                See :meth:`solve_final_state`.
            ignore_pinned (bool):
                See :meth:`solve_final_state`.
            force_remove (bool):
                See :meth:`solve_final_state`.
            force_reinstall (bool):
                See :meth:`solve_for_diff`.
            should_retry_solve (bool):
                See :meth:`solve_final_state`.

        Returns:
            UnlinkLinkTransaction:

        """
        if self.prefix == context.root_prefix and context.enable_private_envs:
            # This path has the ability to generate a multi-prefix transaction. The basic logic
            # is in the commented out get_install_transaction() function below. Exercised at
            # the integration level in the PrivateEnvIntegrationTests in test_create.py.
            raise NotImplementedError()

        # run pre-solve processes here before solving for a solution
        context.plugin_manager.invoke_pre_solves(
            self.specs_to_add,
            self.specs_to_remove,
        )

        unlink_precs, link_precs = self.solve_for_diff(
            update_modifier,
            deps_modifier,
            prune,
            ignore_pinned,
            force_remove,
            force_reinstall,
            should_retry_solve,
        )
        # TODO: Only explicitly requested remove and update specs are being included in
        #   History right now. Do we need to include other categories from the solve?

        # run post-solve processes here before performing the transaction
        context.plugin_manager.invoke_post_solves(
            self._repodata_fn,
            unlink_precs,
            link_precs,
        )

        self._notify_conda_outdated(link_precs)
        return UnlinkLinkTransaction(
            PrefixSetup(
                self.prefix,
                unlink_precs,
                link_precs,
                self.specs_to_remove,
                self.specs_to_add,
                self.neutered_specs,
            )
        )

    def solve_for_diff(
        self,
        update_modifier=NULL,
        deps_modifier=NULL,
        prune=NULL,
        ignore_pinned=NULL,
        force_remove=NULL,
        force_reinstall=NULL,
        should_retry_solve=False,
    ) -> tuple[tuple[PackageRecord, ...], tuple[PackageRecord, ...]]:
        """Gives the package references to remove from an environment, followed by
        the package references to add to an environment.

        Args:
            deps_modifier (DepsModifier):
                See :meth:`solve_final_state`.
            prune (bool):
                See :meth:`solve_final_state`.
            ignore_pinned (bool):
                See :meth:`solve_final_state`.
            force_remove (bool):
                See :meth:`solve_final_state`.
            force_reinstall (bool):
                For requested specs_to_add that are already satisfied in the environment,
                    instructs the solver to remove the package and spec from the environment,
                    and then add it back--possibly with the exact package instance modified,
                    depending on the spec exactness.
            should_retry_solve (bool):
                See :meth:`solve_final_state`.

        Returns:
            tuple[PackageRef], tuple[PackageRef]:
                A two-tuple of PackageRef sequences.  The first is the group of packages to
                remove from the environment, in sorted dependency order from leaves to roots.
                The second is the group of packages to add to the environment, in sorted
                dependency order from roots to leaves.

        """
        final_precs = self.solve_final_state(
            update_modifier,
            deps_modifier,
            prune,
            ignore_pinned,
            force_remove,
            should_retry_solve,
        )
        unlink_precs, link_precs = diff_for_unlink_link_precs(
            self.prefix, final_precs, self.specs_to_add, force_reinstall
        )

        # assert that all unlink_precs are manageable
        unmanageable = groupby(lambda prec: prec.is_unmanageable, unlink_precs).get(
            True
        )
        if unmanageable:
            raise RuntimeError(
                f"Cannot unlink unmanageable packages:{dashlist(prec.record_id() for prec in unmanageable)}"
            )

        return unlink_precs, link_precs

    def solve_final_state(
        self,
        update_modifier=NULL,
        deps_modifier=NULL,
        prune=NULL,
        ignore_pinned=NULL,
        force_remove=NULL,
        should_retry_solve=False,
    ):
        """Gives the final, solved state of the environment.

        Args:
            update_modifier (UpdateModifier):
                An optional flag directing how updates are handled regarding packages already
                existing in the environment.

            deps_modifier (DepsModifier):
                An optional flag indicating special solver handling for dependencies. The
                default solver behavior is to be as conservative as possible with dependency
                updates (in the case the dependency already exists in the environment), while
                still ensuring all dependencies are satisfied.  Options include
                * NO_DEPS
                * ONLY_DEPS
                * UPDATE_DEPS
                * UPDATE_DEPS_ONLY_DEPS
                * FREEZE_INSTALLED
            prune (bool):
                If ``True``, the solution will not contain packages that were
                previously brought into the environment as dependencies but are no longer
                required as dependencies and are not user-requested.
            ignore_pinned (bool):
                If ``True``, the solution will ignore pinned package configuration
                for the prefix.
            force_remove (bool):
                Forces removal of a package without removing packages that depend on it.
            should_retry_solve (bool):
                Indicates whether this solve will be retried. This allows us to control
                whether to call find_conflicts (slow) in ssc.r.solve

        Returns:
            tuple[PackageRef]:
                In sorted dependency order from roots to leaves, the package references for
                the solved state of the environment.

        """
        if prune and update_modifier == UpdateModifier.FREEZE_INSTALLED:
            update_modifier = NULL
        if update_modifier is NULL:
            update_modifier = context.update_modifier
        else:
            update_modifier = UpdateModifier(str(update_modifier).lower())
        if deps_modifier is NULL:
            deps_modifier = context.deps_modifier
        else:
            deps_modifier = DepsModifier(str(deps_modifier).lower())
        ignore_pinned = (
            context.ignore_pinned if ignore_pinned is NULL else ignore_pinned
        )
        force_remove = context.force_remove if force_remove is NULL else force_remove

        log.debug(
            "solving prefix %s\n"
            "  specs_to_remove: %s\n"
            "  specs_to_add: %s\n"
            "  prune: %s",
            self.prefix,
            self.specs_to_remove,
            self.specs_to_add,
            prune,
        )

        retrying = hasattr(self, "ssc")

        if not retrying:
            ssc = SolverStateContainer(
                self.prefix,
                update_modifier,
                deps_modifier,
                prune,
                ignore_pinned,
                force_remove,
                should_retry_solve,
            )
            self.ssc = ssc
        else:
            ssc = self.ssc
            ssc.update_modifier = update_modifier
            ssc.deps_modifier = deps_modifier
            ssc.should_retry_solve = should_retry_solve

        # force_remove is a special case where we return early
        if self.specs_to_remove and force_remove:
            if self.specs_to_add:
                raise NotImplementedError()
            solution = tuple(
                prec
                for prec in ssc.solution_precs
                if not any(spec.match(prec) for spec in self.specs_to_remove)
            )
            return IndexedSet(PrefixGraph(solution).graph)

        # Check if specs are satisfied by current environment. If they are, exit early.
        if (
            update_modifier == UpdateModifier.SPECS_SATISFIED_SKIP_SOLVE
            and not self.specs_to_remove
            and not prune
        ):
            for spec in self.specs_to_add:
                if not next(ssc.prefix_data.query(spec), None):
                    break
            else:
                # All specs match a package in the current environment.
                # Return early, with a solution that should just be PrefixData().iter_records()
                return IndexedSet(PrefixGraph(ssc.solution_precs).graph)

        if not ssc.r:
            with Spinner(
                f"Collecting package metadata ({self._repodata_fn})",
                not context.verbose and not context.quiet and not retrying,
                context.json,
            ):
                ssc = self._collect_all_metadata(ssc)

        if should_retry_solve and update_modifier == UpdateModifier.FREEZE_INSTALLED:
            fail_message = (
                "unsuccessful initial attempt using frozen solve. Retrying"
                " with flexible solve.\n"
            )
        elif self._repodata_fn != REPODATA_FN:
            fail_message = (
                f"unsuccessful attempt using repodata from {self._repodata_fn}, retrying"
                " with next repodata source.\n"
            )
        else:
            fail_message = "failed\n"

        with Spinner(
            "Solving environment",
            not context.verbose and not context.quiet,
            context.json,
            fail_message=fail_message,
        ):
            ssc = self._remove_specs(ssc)
            ssc = self._add_specs(ssc)
            solution_precs = copy.copy(ssc.solution_precs)

            pre_packages = self.get_request_package_in_solution(
                ssc.solution_precs, ssc.specs_map
            )
            ssc = self._find_inconsistent_packages(ssc)
            # this will prune precs that are deps of precs that get removed due to conflicts
            ssc = self._run_sat(ssc)
            post_packages = self.get_request_package_in_solution(
                ssc.solution_precs, ssc.specs_map
            )

            if ssc.update_modifier == UpdateModifier.UPDATE_SPECS:
                constrained = self.get_constrained_packages(
                    pre_packages, post_packages, ssc.index.keys()
                )
                if len(constrained) > 0:
                    for spec in constrained:
                        self.determine_constricting_specs(spec, ssc.solution_precs)

            # if there were any conflicts, we need to add their orphaned deps back in
            if ssc.add_back_map:
                orphan_precs = (
                    set(solution_precs)
                    - set(ssc.solution_precs)
                    - set(ssc.add_back_map)
                )
                solution_prec_names = [_.name for _ in ssc.solution_precs]
                ssc.solution_precs.extend(
                    [
                        _
                        for _ in orphan_precs
                        if _.name not in ssc.specs_map
                        and _.name not in solution_prec_names
                    ]
                )

            ssc = self._post_sat_handling(ssc)

        time_recorder.log_totals()

        ssc.solution_precs = IndexedSet(PrefixGraph(ssc.solution_precs).graph)
        log.debug(
            "solved prefix %s\n  solved_linked_dists:\n    %s\n",
            self.prefix,
            "\n    ".join(prec.dist_str() for prec in ssc.solution_precs),
        )

        return ssc.solution_precs

    def determine_constricting_specs(self, spec, solution_precs):
        highest_version = [
            VersionOrder(sp.version) for sp in solution_precs if sp.name == spec.name
        ][0]
        constricting = []
        for prec in solution_precs:
            if any(j for j in prec.depends if spec.name in j):
                for dep in prec.depends:
                    m_dep = MatchSpec(dep)
                    if (
                        m_dep.name == spec.name
                        and m_dep.version is not None
                        and (m_dep.version.exact_value or "<" in m_dep.version.spec)
                    ):
                        if "," in m_dep.version.spec:
                            constricting.extend(
                                [
                                    (prec.name, MatchSpec(f"{m_dep.name} {v}"))
                                    for v in m_dep.version.tup
                                    if "<" in v.spec
                                ]
                            )
                        else:
                            constricting.append((prec.name, m_dep))

        hard_constricting = [
            i for i in constricting if i[1].version.matcher_vo <= highest_version
        ]
        if len(hard_constricting) == 0:
            return None

        print(f"\n\nUpdating {spec.name} is constricted by \n")
        for const in hard_constricting:
            print(f"{const[0]} -> requires {const[1]}")
        print(
            "\nIf you are sure you want an update of your package either try "
            "`conda update --all` or install a specific version of the "
            "package you want using `conda install <pkg>=<version>`\n"
        )
        return hard_constricting

    def get_request_package_in_solution(self, solution_precs, specs_map):
        requested_packages = {}
        for pkg in self.specs_to_add:
            update_pkg_request = pkg.name

            requested_packages[update_pkg_request] = [
                (i.name, str(i.version))
                for i in solution_precs
                if i.name == update_pkg_request and i.version is not None
            ]
            requested_packages[update_pkg_request].extend(
                [
                    (v.name, str(v.version))
                    for k, v in specs_map.items()
                    if k == update_pkg_request and v.version is not None
                ]
            )

        return requested_packages

    def get_constrained_packages(self, pre_packages, post_packages, index_keys):
        update_constrained = set()

        def empty_package_list(pkg):
            for k, v in pkg.items():
                if len(v) == 0:
                    return True
            return False

        if empty_package_list(pre_packages) or empty_package_list(post_packages):
            return update_constrained

        for pkg in self.specs_to_add:
            if pkg.name.startswith("__"):  # ignore virtual packages
                continue
            current_version = max(i[1] for i in pre_packages[pkg.name])
            if current_version == max(
                i.version for i in index_keys if i.name == pkg.name
            ):
                continue
            else:
                if post_packages == pre_packages:
                    update_constrained = update_constrained | {pkg}
        return update_constrained

    @time_recorder(module_name=__name__)
    def _collect_all_metadata(self, ssc):
        if ssc.prune:
            # When pruning DO NOT consider history of already installed packages when solving.
            prepared_specs = {*self.specs_to_remove, *self.specs_to_add}
        else:
            # add in historically-requested specs
            ssc.specs_map.update(ssc.specs_from_history_map)

            # these are things that we want to keep even if they're not explicitly specified.  This
            #     is to compensate for older installers not recording these appropriately for them
            #     to be preserved.
            for pkg_name in (
                "anaconda",
                "conda",
                "conda-build",
                "python.app",
                "console_shortcut",
                "powershell_shortcut",
            ):
                if pkg_name not in ssc.specs_map and ssc.prefix_data.get(
                    pkg_name, None
                ):
                    ssc.specs_map[pkg_name] = MatchSpec(pkg_name)

            # Add virtual packages so they are taken into account by the solver
            virtual_pkg_index = {}
            _supplement_index_with_system(virtual_pkg_index)
            virtual_pkgs = [p.name for p in virtual_pkg_index.keys()]
            for virtual_pkgs_name in virtual_pkgs:
                if virtual_pkgs_name not in ssc.specs_map:
                    ssc.specs_map[virtual_pkgs_name] = MatchSpec(virtual_pkgs_name)

            for prec in ssc.prefix_data.iter_records():
                # first check: add everything if we have no history to work with.
                #    This happens with "update --all", for example.
                #
                # second check: add in aggressively updated packages
                #
                # third check: add in foreign stuff (e.g. from pip) into the specs
                #    map. We add it so that it can be left alone more. This is a
                #    declaration that it is manually installed, much like the
                #    history map. It may still be replaced if it is in conflict,
                #    but it is not just an indirect dep that can be pruned.
                if (
                    not ssc.specs_from_history_map
                    or MatchSpec(prec.name) in context.aggressive_update_packages
                    or prec.subdir == "pypi"
                ):
                    ssc.specs_map.update({prec.name: MatchSpec(prec.name)})

            prepared_specs = {
                *self.specs_to_remove,
                *self.specs_to_add,
                *ssc.specs_from_history_map.values(),
            }

        index, r = self._prepare(prepared_specs)
        ssc.set_repository_metadata(index, r)
        return ssc

    def _remove_specs(self, ssc):
        if self.specs_to_remove:
            # In a previous implementation, we invoked SAT here via `r.remove()` to help with
            # spec removal, and then later invoking SAT again via `r.solve()`. Rather than invoking
            # SAT for spec removal determination, we can use the PrefixGraph and simple tree
            # traversal if we're careful about how we handle features. We still invoke sat via
            # `r.solve()` later.
            _track_fts_specs = (
                spec for spec in self.specs_to_remove if "track_features" in spec
            )
            feature_names = set(
                chain.from_iterable(
                    spec.get_raw_value("track_features") for spec in _track_fts_specs
                )
            )
            graph = PrefixGraph(ssc.solution_precs, ssc.specs_map.values())

            all_removed_records = []
            no_removed_records_specs = []
            for spec in self.specs_to_remove:
                # If the spec was a track_features spec, then we need to also remove every
                # package with a feature that matches the track_feature. The
                # `graph.remove_spec()` method handles that for us.
                log.log(TRACE, "using PrefixGraph to remove records for %s", spec)
                removed_records = graph.remove_spec(spec)
                if removed_records:
                    all_removed_records.extend(removed_records)
                else:
                    no_removed_records_specs.append(spec)

            # ensure that each spec in specs_to_remove is actually associated with removed records
            unmatched_specs_to_remove = tuple(
                spec
                for spec in no_removed_records_specs
                if not any(spec.match(rec) for rec in all_removed_records)
            )
            if unmatched_specs_to_remove:
                raise PackagesNotFoundError(
                    tuple(sorted(str(s) for s in unmatched_specs_to_remove))
                )

            for rec in all_removed_records:
                # We keep specs (minus the feature part) for the non provides_features packages
                # if they're in the history specs.  Otherwise, we pop them from the specs_map.
                rec_has_a_feature = set(rec.features or ()) & feature_names
                if rec_has_a_feature and rec.name in ssc.specs_from_history_map:
                    spec = ssc.specs_map.get(rec.name, MatchSpec(rec.name))
                    spec._match_components = frozendict(
                        {
                            key: value
                            for key, value in spec._match_components.items()
                            if key != "features"
                        }
                    )
                    ssc.specs_map[spec.name] = spec
                else:
                    ssc.specs_map.pop(rec.name, None)

            ssc.solution_precs = tuple(graph.graph)
        return ssc

    @time_recorder(module_name=__name__)
    def _find_inconsistent_packages(self, ssc):
        # We handle as best as possible environments in inconsistent states. To do this,
        # we remove now from consideration the set of packages causing inconsistencies,
        # and then we add them back in following the main SAT call.
        _, inconsistent_precs = ssc.r.bad_installed(ssc.solution_precs, ())
        if inconsistent_precs:
            # It is possible that the package metadata is incorrect, for example when
            # un-patched metadata from the Miniconda or Anaconda installer is present, see:
            # https://github.com/conda/conda/issues/8076
            # Update the metadata with information from the index and see if that makes the
            # environment consistent.
            ssc.solution_precs = tuple(ssc.index.get(k, k) for k in ssc.solution_precs)
            _, inconsistent_precs = ssc.r.bad_installed(ssc.solution_precs, ())
        if log.isEnabledFor(DEBUG):
            log.debug(
                "inconsistent precs: %s",
                dashlist(inconsistent_precs) if inconsistent_precs else "None",
            )
        if inconsistent_precs:
            print(
                dedent(
                    """
            The environment is inconsistent, please check the package plan carefully
            The following packages are causing the inconsistency:"""
                ),
                file=sys.stderr,
            )
            print(dashlist(inconsistent_precs), file=sys.stderr)
            for prec in inconsistent_precs:
                # pop and save matching spec in specs_map
                spec = ssc.specs_map.pop(prec.name, None)
                ssc.add_back_map[prec.name] = (prec, spec)
                # let the package float.  This is essential to keep the package's dependencies
                #    in the solution
                ssc.specs_map[prec.name] = MatchSpec(prec.name, target=prec.dist_str())
                # inconsistent environments should maintain the python version
                # unless explicitly requested by the user. This along with the logic in
                # _add_specs maintains the major.minor version
                if prec.name == "python" and spec:
                    ssc.specs_map["python"] = spec
            ssc.solution_precs = tuple(
                prec for prec in ssc.solution_precs if prec not in inconsistent_precs
            )
        return ssc

    def _package_has_updates(self, ssc, spec, installed_pool):
        installed_prec = installed_pool.get(spec.name)
        has_update = False

        if installed_prec:
            installed_prec = installed_prec[0]
            for prec in ssc.r.groups.get(spec.name, []):
                if prec.version > installed_prec.version:
                    has_update = True
                    break
                elif (
                    prec.version == installed_prec.version
                    and prec.build_number > installed_prec.build_number
                ):
                    has_update = True
                    break
        # let conda determine the latest version by just adding a name spec
        return (
            MatchSpec(spec.name, version=prec.version, build_number=prec.build_number)
            if has_update
            else spec
        )

    def _should_freeze(
        self, ssc, target_prec, conflict_specs, explicit_pool, installed_pool
    ):
        # never, ever freeze anything if we have no history.
        if not ssc.specs_from_history_map:
            return False
        # never freeze if not in FREEZE_INSTALLED mode
        if ssc.update_modifier != UpdateModifier.FREEZE_INSTALLED:
            return False

        # if all package specs have overlapping package choices (satisfiable in at least one way)
        pkg_name = target_prec.name
        no_conflict = pkg_name not in conflict_specs and (
            pkg_name not in explicit_pool or target_prec in explicit_pool[pkg_name]
        )

        return no_conflict

    def _add_specs(self, ssc):
        # For the remaining specs in specs_map, add target to each spec. `target` is a reference
        # to the package currently existing in the environment. Setting target instructs the
        # solver to not disturb that package if it's not necessary.
        # If the spec.name is being modified by inclusion in specs_to_add, we don't set `target`,
        # since we *want* the solver to modify/update that package.
        #
        # TLDR: when working with MatchSpec objects,
        #  - to minimize the version change, set MatchSpec(name=name, target=prec.dist_str())
        #  - to freeze the package, set all the components of MatchSpec individually

        installed_pool = groupby(lambda x: x.name, ssc.prefix_data.iter_records())

        # the only things we should consider freezing are things that don't conflict with the new
        #    specs being added.
        explicit_pool = ssc.r._get_package_pool(self.specs_to_add)
        if ssc.prune:
            # Ignore installed specs on prune.
            installed_specs = ()
        else:
            installed_specs = [
                record.to_match_spec() for record in ssc.prefix_data.iter_records()
            ]

        conflict_specs = (
            ssc.r.get_conflicting_specs(installed_specs, self.specs_to_add) or tuple()
        )
        conflict_specs = {spec.name for spec in conflict_specs}

        for pkg_name, spec in ssc.specs_map.items():
            matches_for_spec = tuple(
                prec for prec in ssc.solution_precs if spec.match(prec)
            )
            if matches_for_spec:
                if len(matches_for_spec) != 1:
                    raise CondaError(
                        dals(
                            """
                    Conda encountered an error with your environment.  Please report an issue
                    at https://github.com/conda/conda/issues.  In your report, please include
                    the output of 'conda info' and 'conda list' for the active environment, along
                    with the command you invoked that resulted in this error.
                      pkg_name: %s
                      spec: %s
                      matches_for_spec: %s
                    """
                        )
                        % (
                            pkg_name,
                            spec,
                            dashlist((str(s) for s in matches_for_spec), indent=4),
                        )
                    )
                target_prec = matches_for_spec[0]
                if target_prec.is_unmanageable:
                    ssc.specs_map[pkg_name] = target_prec.to_match_spec()
                elif MatchSpec(pkg_name) in context.aggressive_update_packages:
                    ssc.specs_map[pkg_name] = MatchSpec(pkg_name)
                elif self._should_freeze(
                    ssc, target_prec, conflict_specs, explicit_pool, installed_pool
                ):
                    ssc.specs_map[pkg_name] = target_prec.to_match_spec()
                elif pkg_name in ssc.specs_from_history_map:
                    ssc.specs_map[pkg_name] = MatchSpec(
                        ssc.specs_from_history_map[pkg_name],
                        target=target_prec.dist_str(),
                    )
                else:
                    ssc.specs_map[pkg_name] = MatchSpec(
                        pkg_name, target=target_prec.dist_str()
                    )

        pin_overrides = set()
        for s in ssc.pinned_specs:
            if s.name in explicit_pool:
                if s.name not in self.specs_to_add_names and not ssc.ignore_pinned:
                    ssc.specs_map[s.name] = MatchSpec(s, optional=False)
                elif explicit_pool[s.name] & ssc.r._get_package_pool([s]).get(
                    s.name, set()
                ):
                    ssc.specs_map[s.name] = MatchSpec(s, optional=False)
                    pin_overrides.add(s.name)
                else:
                    log.warn(
                        "pinned spec %s conflicts with explicit specs.  "
                        "Overriding pinned spec.",
                        s,
                    )

        # we want to freeze any packages in the env that are not conflicts, so that the
        #     solve goes faster.  This is kind of like an iterative solve, except rather
        #     than just providing a starting place, we are preventing some solutions.
        #     A true iterative solve would probably be better in terms of reaching the
        #     optimal output all the time.  It would probably also get rid of the need
        #     to retry with an unfrozen (UPDATE_SPECS) solve.
        if ssc.update_modifier == UpdateModifier.FREEZE_INSTALLED:
            precs = [
                _ for _ in ssc.prefix_data.iter_records() if _.name not in ssc.specs_map
            ]
            for prec in precs:
                if prec.name not in conflict_specs:
                    ssc.specs_map[prec.name] = prec.to_match_spec()
                else:
                    ssc.specs_map[prec.name] = MatchSpec(
                        prec.name, target=prec.to_match_spec(), optional=True
                    )
        log.debug("specs_map with targets: %s", ssc.specs_map)

        # If we're in UPDATE_ALL mode, we need to drop all the constraints attached to specs,
        # so they can all float and the solver can find the most up-to-date solution. In the case
        # of UPDATE_ALL, `specs_map` wasn't initialized with packages from the current environment,
        # but *only* historically-requested specs.  This lets UPDATE_ALL drop dependencies if
        # they're no longer needed, and their presence would otherwise prevent the updated solution
        # the user most likely wants.
        if ssc.update_modifier == UpdateModifier.UPDATE_ALL:
            # history is preferable because it has explicitly installed stuff in it.
            #   that simplifies our solution.
            if ssc.specs_from_history_map:
                ssc.specs_map = dict(
                    (spec, MatchSpec(spec))
                    if MatchSpec(spec).name not in (_.name for _ in ssc.pinned_specs)
                    else (MatchSpec(spec).name, ssc.specs_map[MatchSpec(spec).name])
                    for spec in ssc.specs_from_history_map
                )
                for prec in ssc.prefix_data.iter_records():
                    # treat pip-installed stuff as explicitly installed, too.
                    if prec.subdir == "pypi":
                        ssc.specs_map.update({prec.name: MatchSpec(prec.name)})
            else:
                ssc.specs_map = {
                    prec.name: (
                        MatchSpec(prec.name)
                        if prec.name not in (_.name for _ in ssc.pinned_specs)
                        else ssc.specs_map[prec.name]
                    )
                    for prec in ssc.prefix_data.iter_records()
                }

        # ensure that our self.specs_to_add are not being held back by packages in the env.
        #    This factors in pins and also ignores specs from the history.  It is unfreezing only
        #    for the indirect specs that otherwise conflict with update of the immediate request
        elif ssc.update_modifier == UpdateModifier.UPDATE_SPECS:
            skip = lambda x: (
                (
                    x.name not in pin_overrides
                    and any(x.name == _.name for _ in ssc.pinned_specs)
                    and not ssc.ignore_pinned
                )
                or x.name in ssc.specs_from_history_map
            )

            specs_to_add = tuple(
                self._package_has_updates(ssc, _, installed_pool)
                for _ in self.specs_to_add
                if not skip(_)
            )
            # the index is sorted, so the first record here gives us what we want.
            conflicts = ssc.r.get_conflicting_specs(
                tuple(MatchSpec(_) for _ in ssc.specs_map.values()), specs_to_add
            )
            for conflict in conflicts or ():
                # neuter the spec due to a conflict
                if (
                    conflict.name in ssc.specs_map
                    and (
                        # add optional because any pinned specs will include it
                        MatchSpec(conflict, optional=True) not in ssc.pinned_specs
                        or ssc.ignore_pinned
                    )
                    and conflict.name not in ssc.specs_from_history_map
                ):
                    ssc.specs_map[conflict.name] = MatchSpec(conflict.name)

        # As a business rule, we never want to update python beyond the current minor version,
        # unless that's requested explicitly by the user (which we actively discourage).
        py_in_prefix = any(_.name == "python" for _ in ssc.solution_precs)
        py_requested_explicitly = any(s.name == "python" for s in self.specs_to_add)
        if py_in_prefix and not py_requested_explicitly:
            python_prefix_rec = ssc.prefix_data.get("python")
            freeze_installed = ssc.update_modifier == UpdateModifier.FREEZE_INSTALLED
            if "python" not in conflict_specs and freeze_installed:
                ssc.specs_map["python"] = python_prefix_rec.to_match_spec()
            else:
                # will our prefix record conflict with any explicit spec?  If so, don't add
                #     anything here - let python float when it hasn't been explicitly specified
                python_spec = ssc.specs_map.get("python", MatchSpec("python"))
                if not python_spec.get("version"):
                    pinned_version = (
                        get_major_minor_version(python_prefix_rec.version) + ".*"
                    )
                    python_spec = MatchSpec(python_spec, version=pinned_version)

                spec_set = (python_spec,) + tuple(self.specs_to_add)
                if ssc.r.get_conflicting_specs(spec_set, self.specs_to_add):
                    if self._command != "install" or (
                        self._repodata_fn == REPODATA_FN
                        and (not ssc.should_retry_solve or not freeze_installed)
                    ):
                        # raises a hopefully helpful error message
                        ssc.r.find_conflicts(spec_set)
                    else:
                        raise UnsatisfiableError({})
                ssc.specs_map["python"] = python_spec

        # For the aggressive_update_packages configuration parameter, we strip any target
        # that's been set.
        if not context.offline:
            for spec in context.aggressive_update_packages:
                if spec.name in ssc.specs_map:
                    ssc.specs_map[spec.name] = spec

        # add in explicitly requested specs from specs_to_add
        # this overrides any name-matching spec already in the spec map
        ssc.specs_map.update(
            (s.name, s) for s in self.specs_to_add if s.name not in pin_overrides
        )

        # As a business rule, we never want to downgrade conda below the current version,
        # unless that's requested explicitly by the user (which we actively discourage).
        if "conda" in ssc.specs_map and paths_equal(self.prefix, context.conda_prefix):
            conda_prefix_rec = ssc.prefix_data.get("conda")
            if conda_prefix_rec:
                version_req = f">={conda_prefix_rec.version}"
                conda_requested_explicitly = any(
                    s.name == "conda" for s in self.specs_to_add
                )
                conda_spec = ssc.specs_map["conda"]
                conda_in_specs_to_add_version = ssc.specs_map.get("conda", {}).get(
                    "version"
                )
                if not conda_in_specs_to_add_version:
                    conda_spec = MatchSpec(conda_spec, version=version_req)
                if context.auto_update_conda and not conda_requested_explicitly:
                    conda_spec = MatchSpec("conda", version=version_req, target=None)
                ssc.specs_map["conda"] = conda_spec

        return ssc

    @time_recorder(module_name=__name__)
    def _run_sat(self, ssc):
        final_environment_specs = IndexedSet(
            (
                *ssc.specs_map.values(),
                *ssc.track_features_specs,
                # pinned specs removed here - added to specs_map in _add_specs instead
            )
        )

        absent_specs = [s for s in ssc.specs_map.values() if not ssc.r.find_matches(s)]
        if absent_specs:
            raise PackagesNotFoundError(absent_specs)

        # We've previously checked `solution` for consistency (which at that point was the
        # pre-solve state of the environment). Now we check our compiled set of
        # `final_environment_specs` for the possibility of a solution.  If there are conflicts,
        # we can often avoid them by neutering specs that have a target (e.g. removing version
        # constraint) and also making them optional. The result here will be less cases of
        # `UnsatisfiableError` handed to users, at the cost of more packages being modified
        # or removed from the environment.
        #
        # get_conflicting_specs() returns a "minimal unsatisfiable subset" which
        # may not be the only unsatisfiable subset. We may have to call get_conflicting_specs()
        # several times, each time making modifications to loosen constraints.

        conflicting_specs = set(
            ssc.r.get_conflicting_specs(
                tuple(final_environment_specs), self.specs_to_add
            )
            or []
        )
        while conflicting_specs:
            specs_modified = False
            if log.isEnabledFor(DEBUG):
                log.debug(
                    "conflicting specs: %s",
                    dashlist(s.target or s for s in conflicting_specs),
                )

            # Are all conflicting specs in specs_map? If not, that means they're in
            # track_features_specs or pinned_specs, which we should raise an error on.
            specs_map_set = set(ssc.specs_map.values())
            grouped_specs = groupby(lambda s: s in specs_map_set, conflicting_specs)
            # force optional to true. This is what it is originally in
            # pinned_specs, but we override that in _add_specs to make it
            # non-optional when there's a name match in the explicit package
            # pool
            conflicting_pinned_specs = groupby(
                lambda s: MatchSpec(s, optional=True) in ssc.pinned_specs,
                conflicting_specs,
            )

            if conflicting_pinned_specs.get(True):
                in_specs_map = grouped_specs.get(True, ())
                pinned_conflicts = conflicting_pinned_specs.get(True, ())
                in_specs_map_or_specs_to_add = (
                    set(in_specs_map) | set(self.specs_to_add)
                ) - set(pinned_conflicts)

                raise SpecsConfigurationConflictError(
                    sorted(s.__str__() for s in in_specs_map_or_specs_to_add),
                    sorted(s.__str__() for s in {s for s in pinned_conflicts}),
                    self.prefix,
                )
            for spec in conflicting_specs:
                if spec.target and not spec.optional:
                    specs_modified = True
                    final_environment_specs.remove(spec)
                    if spec.get("version"):
                        neutered_spec = MatchSpec(spec.name, version=spec.version)
                    else:
                        neutered_spec = MatchSpec(spec.name)
                    final_environment_specs.add(neutered_spec)
                    ssc.specs_map[spec.name] = neutered_spec
            if specs_modified:
                conflicting_specs = set(
                    ssc.r.get_conflicting_specs(
                        tuple(final_environment_specs), self.specs_to_add
                    )
                )
            else:
                # Let r.solve() use r.find_conflicts() to report conflict chains.
                break

        # Finally! We get to call SAT.
        if log.isEnabledFor(DEBUG):
            log.debug(
                "final specs to add: %s",
                dashlist(sorted(str(s) for s in final_environment_specs)),
            )

        # this will raise for unsatisfiable stuff.  We can
        if not conflicting_specs or context.unsatisfiable_hints:
            ssc.solution_precs = ssc.r.solve(
                tuple(final_environment_specs),
                specs_to_add=self.specs_to_add,
                history_specs=ssc.specs_from_history_map,
                should_retry_solve=ssc.should_retry_solve,
            )
        else:
            # shortcut to raise an unsat error without needing another solve step when
            # unsatisfiable_hints is off
            raise UnsatisfiableError({})

        self.neutered_specs = tuple(
            v
            for k, v in ssc.specs_map.items()
            if k in ssc.specs_from_history_map
            and v.strictness < ssc.specs_from_history_map[k].strictness
        )

        # add back inconsistent packages to solution
        if ssc.add_back_map:
            for name, (prec, spec) in ssc.add_back_map.items():
                # spec here will only be set if the conflicting prec was in the original specs_map
                #    if it isn't there, then we restore the conflict.  If it is there, though,
                #    we keep the new, consistent solution
                if not spec:
                    # filter out solution precs and reinsert the conflict.  Any resolution
                    #    of the conflict should be explicit (i.e. it must be in ssc.specs_map)
                    ssc.solution_precs = [
                        _ for _ in ssc.solution_precs if _.name != name
                    ]
                    ssc.solution_precs.append(prec)
                    final_environment_specs.add(spec)

        ssc.final_environment_specs = final_environment_specs
        return ssc

    def _post_sat_handling(self, ssc):
        # Special case handling for various DepsModifier flags.
        final_environment_specs = ssc.final_environment_specs
        if ssc.deps_modifier == DepsModifier.NO_DEPS:
            # In the NO_DEPS case, we need to start with the original list of packages in the
            # environment, and then only modify packages that match specs_to_add or
            # specs_to_remove.
            #
            # Help information notes that use of NO_DEPS is expected to lead to broken
            # environments.
            _no_deps_solution = IndexedSet(ssc.prefix_data.iter_records())
            only_remove_these = {
                prec
                for spec in self.specs_to_remove
                for prec in _no_deps_solution
                if spec.match(prec)
            }
            _no_deps_solution -= only_remove_these

            only_add_these = {
                prec
                for spec in self.specs_to_add
                for prec in ssc.solution_precs
                if spec.match(prec)
            }
            remove_before_adding_back = {prec.name for prec in only_add_these}
            _no_deps_solution = IndexedSet(
                prec
                for prec in _no_deps_solution
                if prec.name not in remove_before_adding_back
            )
            _no_deps_solution |= only_add_these
            ssc.solution_precs = _no_deps_solution

            # TODO: check if solution is satisfiable, and emit warning if it's not

        elif (
            ssc.deps_modifier == DepsModifier.ONLY_DEPS
            and ssc.update_modifier != UpdateModifier.UPDATE_DEPS
        ):
            # Using a special instance of PrefixGraph to remove youngest child nodes that match
            # the original specs_to_add.  It's important to remove only the *youngest* child nodes,
            # because a typical use might be `conda install --only-deps python=2 flask`, and in
            # that case we'd want to keep python.
            #
            # What are we supposed to do if flask was already in the environment?
            # We can't be removing stuff here that's already in the environment.
            #
            # What should be recorded for the user-requested specs in this case? Probably all
            # direct dependencies of flask.
            graph = PrefixGraph(ssc.solution_precs, self.specs_to_add)
            removed_nodes = graph.remove_youngest_descendant_nodes_with_specs()
            self.specs_to_add = set(self.specs_to_add)
            for prec in removed_nodes:
                for dep in prec.depends:
                    dep = MatchSpec(dep)
                    if dep.name not in ssc.specs_map:
                        self.specs_to_add.add(dep)
            # unfreeze
            self.specs_to_add = frozenset(self.specs_to_add)

            # Add back packages that are already in the prefix.
            specs_to_remove_names = {spec.name for spec in self.specs_to_remove}
            add_back = tuple(
                ssc.prefix_data.get(node.name, None)
                for node in removed_nodes
                if node.name not in specs_to_remove_names
            )
            ssc.solution_precs = tuple(
                PrefixGraph((*graph.graph, *filter(None, add_back))).graph
            )

            # TODO: check if solution is satisfiable, and emit warning if it's not

        elif ssc.update_modifier == UpdateModifier.UPDATE_DEPS:
            # Here we have to SAT solve again :(  It's only now that we know the dependency
            # chain of specs_to_add.
            #
            # UPDATE_DEPS is effectively making each spec in the dependency chain a user-requested
            # spec.  We don't modify pinned_specs, track_features_specs, or specs_to_add.  For
            # all other specs, we drop all information but name, drop target, and add them to
            # the specs_to_add that gets recorded in the history file.
            #
            # It's like UPDATE_ALL, but only for certain dependency chains.
            graph = PrefixGraph(ssc.solution_precs)
            update_names = set()
            for spec in self.specs_to_add:
                node = graph.get_node_by_name(spec.name)
                update_names.update(
                    ancest_rec.name for ancest_rec in graph.all_ancestors(node)
                )
            specs_map = {name: MatchSpec(name) for name in update_names}

            # Remove pinned_specs and any python spec (due to major-minor pinning business rule).
            # Add in the original specs_to_add on top.
            for spec in ssc.pinned_specs:
                specs_map.pop(spec.name, None)
            if "python" in specs_map:
                python_rec = ssc.prefix_data.get("python")
                py_ver = ".".join(python_rec.version.split(".")[:2]) + ".*"
                specs_map["python"] = MatchSpec(name="python", version=py_ver)
            specs_map.update({spec.name: spec for spec in self.specs_to_add})
            new_specs_to_add = tuple(specs_map.values())

            # It feels wrong/unsafe to modify this instance, but I guess let's go with it for now.
            self.specs_to_add = new_specs_to_add
            ssc.solution_precs = self.solve_final_state(
                update_modifier=UpdateModifier.UPDATE_SPECS,
                deps_modifier=ssc.deps_modifier,
                prune=ssc.prune,
                ignore_pinned=ssc.ignore_pinned,
                force_remove=ssc.force_remove,
            )
            ssc.prune = False

        if ssc.prune:
            graph = PrefixGraph(ssc.solution_precs, final_environment_specs)
            graph.prune()
            ssc.solution_precs = tuple(graph.graph)

        return ssc

    def _notify_conda_outdated(self, link_precs):
        if not context.notify_outdated_conda or context.quiet:
            return
        current_conda_prefix_rec = PrefixData(context.conda_prefix).get("conda", None)
        if current_conda_prefix_rec:
            channel_name = current_conda_prefix_rec.channel.canonical_name
            if channel_name == UNKNOWN_CHANNEL:
                channel_name = "defaults"

            # only look for a newer conda in the channel conda is currently installed from
            conda_newer_spec = MatchSpec(f"{channel_name}::conda>{CONDA_VERSION}")

            if paths_equal(self.prefix, context.conda_prefix):
                if any(conda_newer_spec.match(prec) for prec in link_precs):
                    return

            conda_newer_precs = sorted(
                SubdirData.query_all(
                    conda_newer_spec,
                    self.channels,
                    self.subdirs,
                    repodata_fn=self._repodata_fn,
                ),
                key=lambda x: VersionOrder(x.version),
                # VersionOrder is fine here rather than r.version_key because all precs
                # should come from the same channel
            )
            if conda_newer_precs:
                latest_version = conda_newer_precs[-1].version
                # If conda comes from defaults, ensure we're giving instructions to users
                # that should resolve release timing issues between defaults and conda-forge.
                print(
                    dedent(
                        f"""

                ==> WARNING: A newer version of conda exists. <==
                  current version: {CONDA_VERSION}
                  latest version: {latest_version}

                Please update conda by running

                    $ conda update -n base -c {channel_name} conda

                Or to minimize the number of packages updated during conda update use

                     conda install conda={latest_version}

                """
                    ),
                    file=sys.stderr,
                )

    def _prepare(self, prepared_specs):
        # All of this _prepare() method is hidden away down here. Someday we may want to further
        # abstract away the use of `index` or the Resolve object.

        if self._prepared and prepared_specs == self._prepared_specs:
            return self._index, self._r

        if hasattr(self, "_index") and self._index:
            # added in install_actions for conda-build back-compat
            self._prepared_specs = prepared_specs
            _supplement_index_with_system(self._index)
            self._r = Resolve(self._index, channels=self.channels)
        else:
            # add in required channels that aren't explicitly given in the channels list
            # For correctness, we should probably add to additional_channels any channel that
            #  is given by PrefixData(self.prefix).all_subdir_urls().  However that causes
            #  usability problems with bad / expired tokens.

            additional_channels = set()
            for spec in self.specs_to_add:
                # TODO: correct handling for subdir isn't yet done
                channel = spec.get_exact_value("channel")
                if channel:
                    additional_channels.add(Channel(channel))

            self.channels.update(additional_channels)

            reduced_index = get_reduced_index(
                self.prefix,
                self.channels,
                self.subdirs,
                prepared_specs,
                self._repodata_fn,
            )
            _supplement_index_with_system(reduced_index)

            self._prepared_specs = prepared_specs
            self._index = reduced_index
            self._r = Resolve(reduced_index, channels=self.channels)

        self._prepared = True
        return self._index, self._r


class SolverStateContainer:
    # A mutable container with defined attributes to help keep method signatures clean
    # and also keep track of important state variables.

    def __init__(
        self,
        prefix,
        update_modifier,
        deps_modifier,
        prune,
        ignore_pinned,
        force_remove,
        should_retry_solve,
    ):
        # prefix, channels, subdirs, specs_to_add, specs_to_remove
        # self.prefix = prefix
        # self.channels = channels
        # self.subdirs = subdirs
        # self.specs_to_add = specs_to_add
        # self.specs_to_remove = specs_to_remove

        # Group 1. Behavior flags
        self.update_modifier = update_modifier
        self.deps_modifier = deps_modifier
        self.prune = prune
        self.ignore_pinned = ignore_pinned
        self.force_remove = force_remove
        self.should_retry_solve = should_retry_solve

        # Group 2. System state
        self.prefix = prefix
        # self.prefix_data = None
        # self.specs_from_history_map = None
        # self.track_features_specs = None
        # self.pinned_specs = None

        # Group 3. Repository metadata
        self.index = None
        self.r = None

        # Group 4. Mutable working containers
        self.specs_map = {}
        self.solution_precs = None
        self._init_solution_precs()
        self.add_back_map = {}  # name: (prec, spec)
        self.final_environment_specs = None

    @memoizedproperty
    def prefix_data(self):
        return PrefixData(self.prefix)

    @memoizedproperty
    def specs_from_history_map(self):
        return History(self.prefix).get_requested_specs_map()

    @memoizedproperty
    def track_features_specs(self):
        return tuple(MatchSpec(x + "@") for x in context.track_features)

    @memoizedproperty
    def pinned_specs(self):
        return () if self.ignore_pinned else get_pinned_specs(self.prefix)

    def set_repository_metadata(self, index, r):
        self.index, self.r = index, r

    def _init_solution_precs(self):
        if self.prune:
            # DO NOT add existing prefix data to solution on prune
            self.solution_precs = tuple()
        else:
            self.solution_precs = tuple(self.prefix_data.iter_records())

    def working_state_reset(self):
        self.specs_map = {}
        self._init_solution_precs()
        self.add_back_map = {}  # name: (prec, spec)
        self.final_environment_specs = None


def get_pinned_specs(prefix):
    """Find pinned specs from file and return a tuple of MatchSpec."""
    pinfile = join(prefix, "conda-meta", "pinned")
    if exists(pinfile):
        with open(pinfile) as f:
            from_file = (
                i
                for i in f.read().strip().splitlines()
                if i and not i.strip().startswith("#")
            )
    else:
        from_file = ()

    return tuple(
        MatchSpec(spec, optional=True)
        for spec in (*context.pinned_packages, *from_file)
    )


def diff_for_unlink_link_precs(
    prefix,
    final_precs,
    specs_to_add=(),
    force_reinstall=NULL,
) -> tuple[tuple[PackageRecord, ...], tuple[PackageRecord, ...]]:
    # Ensure final_precs supports the IndexedSet interface
    if not isinstance(final_precs, IndexedSet):
        assert hasattr(
            final_precs, "__getitem__"
        ), "final_precs must support list indexing"
        assert hasattr(
            final_precs, "__sub__"
        ), "final_precs must support set difference"

    previous_records = IndexedSet(PrefixGraph(PrefixData(prefix).iter_records()).graph)
    force_reinstall = (
        context.force_reinstall if force_reinstall is NULL else force_reinstall
    )

    unlink_precs = previous_records - final_precs
    link_precs = final_precs - previous_records

    def _add_to_unlink_and_link(rec):
        link_precs.add(rec)
        if prec in previous_records:
            unlink_precs.add(rec)

    # If force_reinstall is enabled, make sure any package in specs_to_add is unlinked then
    # re-linked
    if force_reinstall:
        for spec in specs_to_add:
            prec = next((rec for rec in final_precs if spec.match(rec)), None)
            assert prec
            _add_to_unlink_and_link(prec)

    # add back 'noarch: python' packages to unlink and link if python version changes
    python_spec = MatchSpec("python")
    prev_python = next(
        (rec for rec in previous_records if python_spec.match(rec)), None
    )
    curr_python = next((rec for rec in final_precs if python_spec.match(rec)), None)
    gmm = get_major_minor_version
    if (
        prev_python
        and curr_python
        and gmm(prev_python.version) != gmm(curr_python.version)
    ):
        noarch_python_precs = (p for p in final_precs if p.noarch == NoarchType.python)
        for prec in noarch_python_precs:
            _add_to_unlink_and_link(prec)

    unlink_precs = IndexedSet(
        reversed(sorted(unlink_precs, key=lambda x: previous_records.index(x)))
    )
    link_precs = IndexedSet(sorted(link_precs, key=lambda x: final_precs.index(x)))
    return tuple(unlink_precs), tuple(link_precs)