Hi Tomas, (+ Dariqq since we briefly discussed it on IRC yesterday.)
Tomas Volf <~@wolfsden.cz> skribis: > Notice that the order changed to (a b c d, this matches the increasing > wait time), the initial messages are all together: > > Starting service d... > Starting service c... > Starting service b... > Starting service a... > > and the whole start-up takes 4 seconds (the wait time of `d'). That > seems to indicate that all 4 services are actually starting at the same > time without waiting as they should per the #:requirement argument. Indeed. As Dariqq found out, the problem was that we’d mark one-short services in ‘%one-shot-services-started’ as soon as we’ve started them, effectively acting as if “started” were synonymous with “running”. This is fixed with 550c0370985022c5c90a7b477a5e0b84f6faf5d7. Let me know if you find anything fishy! Thanks, Ludo’.
