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Set the ipmi service to stopped by default if no ipmi devices #33
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I feel like I'm close with the tests but just can't seem to get it right..... any help? |
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I understand the motivation behind this. #44 just removed |
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This is a feature I'd like to have, I'll put a rework on my backlog. |
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In theory this is a cleaner approach than my previous attempt. In practice.... |
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Kicking gha. |
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I finally found time to dig into the failing tests. In theory this should test cleanly now. |
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This seems reasonable. I suppose it is probably a major version bump as it could result in the state of the state of the ipmi service changing?
This alters the default state to
stoppedif no IPMI devices are detected.