Re: Understanding Fedora's use of systemd presets and packaging requirements

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Here's a related discussion for CoreOS-style systems:
https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-config/pull/77

It's quite different from traditional since Ignition implies using ConditionFirstBoot which means systemd does a preset-all on firstboot; the PR is about the tension between what RPM is doing vs what the ostree base should contain.

But anyways we ended up doing a preset-all after everything is installed (on the server side buildsystem), this runs after all RPM scripts so we know that a stray %post doing a direct `systemctl enable` won't have any effect.
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