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fix dailies: Ubuntu/focal #5848
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'pytest -n auto' fails with random data in parametrization, so work around it.
Since After=sysinit.target is a default dependency, a cycle is introduced when Before=sysinit.target and not DefaultDependencies=no. Fixes canonicalGH-5755
A Before= on a single service doesn't need to exist in both cloud-init-main.service and cloud-init-local.service, because cloud-init-local.service and cloud-init-main.service are themselves ordered. Only one requires it. The same applies for After=.
- RHEL family distros use ds-identify, and therefore the run directory is already made and ds-identify will have created the enabled file. - network.service doesn't appear to ever have been used, and was probably intended to be network.target.
This service is also Before=network-pre.target. NetworkManager.service is ordered After=network-pre.target Therefore, this setting is redundant.
This is required by all distros which use DefaultDependencies=no. It implicitly added by all distros which do not use DefaultDependencies=no. Therefore, it does no harm to apply it in all cases.
- There is no harm in ordering after a service which doesn't exist. - Cloud-init's final stage should consistently be ordered with respect to multi-user.target on all distros.
…ical#5835) The problem was introduced by commit 879945f
…ical#5790) This replaces the use of `/etc/rc.local` in the OpenBSD build script by the sysv init scripts provided with cloud-init. Fixes canonicalGH-4036 LP: #1992853
cloud_style_initialization is now default
patches: debian/patches/cli-retain-file-argument-as-main-cmd-arg.patch debian/patches/drop-unsupported-systemd-condition-environment.patch debian/patches/no-single-process.patch debian/patches/revert-551f560d-cloud-config-after-snap-seeding.patch
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Merging as-is to unblock dailies. See #5853 |
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This was a tricky one. Please review thoroughly.