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Make user io.podman.service unit WantedBy=default.target #4231

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multi-user.target doesn't exist in the systemd user instance.
We can't hook up the startup of a user unit to a system target.

Doing so causes systemd to error out in Fedora CoreOS builds
during presets.

Make it depend on default.target instead.

(Having the same unit in both system and user sessions has some
tricky bits like this)

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This is a follow-on to #4218. With #4218 applied, RHCOS still fails to build and it's believed this PR will unblock us.

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mheon commented Oct 10, 2019

/approve

Commit is missing a signoff - can you add one and re-push?

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jlebon commented Oct 10, 2019

LGTM!
/approve

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LGTM once signed and repushed. Thanks @cgwalters

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rhatdan commented Oct 11, 2019

@cgwalters Sign the PR and we will merge.

`multi-user.target` doesn't exist in the systemd *user* instance.
We can't hook up the startup of a user unit to a system target.

Doing so causes systemd to error out in Fedora CoreOS builds
during presets.

Make it depend on `default.target` instead.

(Having the same unit in both system and user sessions has some
 tricky bits like this)

Signed-off-by: Colin Walters <walters@verbum.org>
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@cgwalters Sign the PR and we will merge.

Done

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/lgtm

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