A relevant bit of self-promotion maybe:
I created a small language server for systemd unit files which may help those having to integrate services with it.
I created a small language server for systemd unit files which may help those having to integrate services with it.
the windows service manager like UI of systemctl exploratory mode is one thing to tackle.
the lack of visibility on dependencies that are not obviously direct. or even relevant (like ssh depending on key generation at first boot, which depends on time, which depends on time sync, which depends on network target... which causes ssh to not get started, without any logs, if you don't have network... despite it not being the first boot... :mindblown)
i won't bother with whole list because 1. there's no alternative 2. "I'm just another systemd denier" like i wouldn't have to be using it from early on to accumulate so much grievances
That it's a mixture of before and requires (probably also wants, don't rememeber) does not make it easier.
Edit: Newer version have options to separate ordering from requirements. I don't think that existed on the system where I last used it.
hardly Far from a 99% use case.
loopback address space is not enough for the network target