Hello,
My remark was in the context of booting, where a service depends always on some #:requirement (file systems mounted, udev present etc...), and transitiveley to an ultimate ancestor (which #:requirement I force to be root, may be this isn't necessary) If you run shepherd for user services, it makes sense to have #:requirement empty. It would perhaps make everyone happy to add the root service in the graph only if #:requirement is empty. Ludovic Courtès <[email protected]> writes: > Hi, > > burban--- via Bug reports for GNU Guix <[email protected]> writes: > >> I noticed that "herd graph" always creates a link to root, which IMO >> clobbers the picture (I can send pictures if that is allowed on this >> list or their source) > > Yeah I wondered about that at the time but found that not having a clear > source node on the graph looked weird (and inaccurate). > > So hmm, I don’t know! > > Ludo’. Sincerely. -- Bernard
