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THE HUGE REFACTORING CALENDER WEEK 33; Optimized Matrix and during this updated variables, and implemented better reset and cleanup mode handling, also solved some initial setup bugs
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# sys-systemctl
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Utility role to reset/clean up **systemd** units for a given software stack.
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It can install a unit-file remover tool, delete units that match a configured suffix, and reload the systemd daemon. The role is designed to run **once per play** and is commonly included by other roles (e.g., timer/service roles) to ensure a clean state before (re)deployment.
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## Overview
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When `MODE_RESET` is enabled, the role will:
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1. Install the configured remover tool/package (via `pkgmgr-install`).
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2. Remove all unit files that match the configured suffix for the current software.
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3. Reload the systemd daemon to apply changes.
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A run-once guard (`run_once_sys_systemctl`) prevents repeated execution within the same play run.
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## Features
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- **Idempotent cleanup** of systemd unit files based on a suffix.
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- **Pluggable remover tool** via `UNIT_SUFFIX_REMOVER_PACKAGE`.
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- **Daemon reload** to immediately apply changes.
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- **Run-once safety** across the play to avoid redundant work.
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## Variables
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| Variable | Type | Default | Description |
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|-----------------------------|---------|-------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
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| `MODE_RESET` | bool | `false` | If `true`, executes the reset/cleanup tasks. |
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| `SYS_SERVICE_SUFFIX` | string | *required* | Suffix used to identify unit files belonging to the software stack (e.g., `.infinito.nexus`). |
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| `SOFTWARE_NAME` | string | *required* | Logical software identifier passed to the remover tool. |
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| `UNIT_SUFFIX_REMOVER_PACKAGE` | string| `"unsure"` | Package/command used to remove the unit files. Must provide a CLI compatible with `-s`. |
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> **Note:** The role expects the remover tool to support a command pattern like:
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> ```
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> <UNIT_SUFFIX_REMOVER_PACKAGE> -s '<SOFTWARE_NAME>'
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> ```
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> Replace `UNIT_SUFFIX_REMOVER_PACKAGE` with your actual utility (or wrapper script) that removes all matching unit files.
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## Tasks Flow
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- `tasks/main.yml`
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- Includes `tasks/01_reset.yml` **only when** `MODE_RESET` is `true`.
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- Loads `utils/run_once.yml` once to set `run_once_sys_systemctl`.
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- `tasks/01_reset.yml`
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- Installs `UNIT_SUFFIX_REMOVER_PACKAGE` via `pkgmgr-install`.
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- Executes the remover command to purge unit files for `SOFTWARE_NAME` / `SYS_SERVICE_SUFFIX`.
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- Runs `systemctl daemon-reload`.
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## Dependencies
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- `pkgmgr-install` (role): used to install `UNIT_SUFFIX_REMOVER_PACKAGE`.
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