fix(packaging): make systemd/udev reloads resilient in postinst - #1948
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Ensures that daemon reloads fail gracefully and do not block package installation in chroot/container environments where daemons might not be running.
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Ensures that daemon reloads fail gracefully and do not block package installation in chroot/container environments where daemons might not be running.
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Closed in favor of PR #2085 consolidation. |
Understood. Acknowledging that this work is now obsolete and stopping work on this task. |
Resumo
Makes
systemctl daemon-reloadandudevadmrules reloading resilient in the Debianpostinstscript. Validates directory existence (/run/systemd/system,/run/udev) and appends|| trueto prevent package installation failures in chroots or unprivileged containers where init systems are not active. Applies strict bash safety (set -euo pipefail).Commits
Details
Files:packaging/debian/postinst. Validation: Validated withbash -n. Risk/rollback: Triggered if package install fails locally.Issue
systemd service registration and udev reload resilience in postinst
Owner
jules
Labels
type:bug
area:distro-packaging
Validacao
Ran
bash -n packaging/debian/postinstto ensure bash syntax validity.Rollback trigger
Rollback if standard
apt-get installcommands fail in non-containerized environments.PR created automatically by Jules for task 6540687117056710791 started by @emersonbusson