Add disable_restart_on_failure option for services #34
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disable_restart_on_failure option for services #34jacderida merged 9 commits intochipsenkbeil:mainfrom
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Nice work--definitely useful! Will try and get this merged tomorrow. |
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…ands Add `disable_restart_on_failure` option for services
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By default, every service restarts on failure. This change introduces a way to disable that behavior when needed.
The OpenRC tests and the MacOS "should_support_launchd_for_system_services_running_as_specific_user" test fail in CI. But both tests are passing when testing manually. Maybe a weird CI environment bug?