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Ignition supports modifying service enablement by injecting preset files. However, disabling services hasn't worked because, until recently, systemd has been only using preset files to enable services and not disable them. As a result, we've added some code in Ignition to workaround this.
As a result, we should be able to remove our workaround at some point. However, we need to be aware of other distributions where Ignition may rev faster than systemd. There may be also other non-Fedora-based distros which may not have opted in (but we could document that we expect them to opt in if upstream takes too long to change defaults).
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As a result, we should be able to remove our workaround at some point. However, we need to be aware of other distributions where Ignition may rev faster than systemd. There may be also other non-Fedora-based distros which may not have opted in (but we could document that we expect them to opt in if upstream takes too long to change defaults).
Ignition supports modifying service enablement by injecting preset files. However, disabling services hasn't worked because, until recently, systemd has been only using preset files to enable services and not disable them. As a result, we've added some code in Ignition to workaround this.
Now, systemd has made this behaviour configurable so that preset files are also used to disable systemd units, and Fedora rawhide has started to opt in. The eventual goal is to make it the default upstream.
As a result, we should be able to remove our workaround at some point. However, we need to be aware of other distributions where Ignition may rev faster than systemd. There may be also other non-Fedora-based distros which may not have opted in (but we could document that we expect them to opt in if upstream takes too long to change defaults).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: