Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek
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We'd say that file is enabled indirectly if we had a symlink like: foo@.service ← bar.target.wants/foo@one.service but not when we had foo@one.service ← bar.target.wants/foo@one.service The effect of both link types is the same. In fact we don't care about the symlink target. (We'll warn if it is mismatched, but we honour it anyway.) So let's use the original match logic only for aliases. For .wants/.requires we instead look for a matching source name, or a source name that matches after stripping of instance.
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