Public bug reported:
$ snap install --edge --classic certbot
...
$ snap info certbot
...
services:
certbot.renew: oneshot, disabled, inactive
...
$
This is misleading. Actually "systemctl status snap.certbot.renew.timer"
shows that the timer is "active (waiting)". It is only the underlying
service that is disabled and inactive - because it only fires when the
timer makes it fire. So everything is working fine, but I think users
could be misled into thinking that there is a problem with certbot
renewals.
Suggestion for improvement: when a service has an underlying timer,
could we display something more positive in the output of "snap info"
instead? Eg. "certbot.renew: oneshot, awaiting-timer".
On snapd 2.34.2 on Xenial.
** Affects: snapd (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Timer services are listed in "snap info" as disabled
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