Hi, on my current Fedora (30) system, I'm trying to hook a test to validate systemd unit files via `systemd-analyze verify`
this however has a problem that it analyzes & verifies the entire chain, reporting errors if _any_ of the system units has an error. Is there a way to limit `verify` to only run on the targetted units, while maintaining the dependency tracking (units should exist) but not causing errors just because one of the system active units has a PIDFile set in /var/run, or similar. Ie: I want to verify the dep-chain being okay, and that my own files have correct syntax and is up to par, but not cause a hard failure just because something on the system is wrong. It's a lovely idea that everyone should always have completely functional and clean unit files, but sadly Fedora and others don't have this by default, so the current `systemd-analyze verify` behaviour fails for me :( _______________________________________________ systemd-devel mailing list systemd-devel@lists.freedesktop.org https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/systemd-devel