Adds systemd init style (support for arch platform) #145
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Adds systemd init style (support for arch platform)
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I have added a systemd unit file which can be used by setting
node[consul][init_style] = 'systemd'. I have tested this init style on Arch Linux and everything seems to work as expected. It is probably best to use this init style as the default onplatform_family?("arch").I apologize for not adding the platform to
.kitchen.yml, but I do not have Vagrant set up at the moment, so I must leave that up to someone else.