Fetch validated OSRM versions from per-OS badge JSON — osrm_validated

The package's live integration workflow publishes per-OS JSON "badges" (for example osrm_versions_ubuntu.json) to the badges branch. These files contain a short message describing the validated range or latest validated versions. This helper fetches that JSON and (optionally) expands a range to the list of release tags available in the e-kotov/osrm-binaries repository.

Usage

osrm_validated_versions(
  os = c("linux", "macos", "windows", "all"),
  repo = "e-kotov/osrm.backend",
  branch = "badges",
  expand = TRUE,
  gh_token = NULL
)

Arguments

os: Character, one of "linux", "macos", "windows", or "all". "linux" reads the osrm_versions_ubuntu.json badge. "all" returns a named list with entries for each OS.
repo: Character, repository hosting the badges. Defaults to "e-kotov/osrm.backend".
branch: Character, the branch where badges are stored. Defaults to "badges".
expand: Logical, if TRUE and the badge message encodes a simple range (e.g. v5.27.1 - v26.7.3), attempt to expand the range to the list of available release tags from e-kotov/osrm-binaries. If expansion fails, the function falls back to returning the raw badge message.
gh_token: Optional GitHub token for API requests. By default the function does not use authentication (public raw.githubusercontent URLs).

Value

If os != "all": a list with elements label, message, raw (the parsed JSON). If expand = TRUE and expansion succeeded, returns a character vector of tag names (newest first). If os = "all", returns a named list with one entry per OS.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
osrm_validated_versions("linux")
osrm_validated_versions("all", expand = FALSE)
} # }