shutdown_forensics: don't trust 'systemctl --user' defaults for system units - #34734
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…m units check_systemd_timing_alignment queried 'systemctl --user show <unit>' first, which returns built-in defaults (TimeoutStopUSec=90s) with exit 0 even when the unit isn't loaded for the user manager. For system-managed units this produced a false 'stale unit / TimeoutStopSec=90s' warning. Require LoadState=loaded before trusting the value.
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Thanks for isolating the systemd manager-scope false positive. The production guard is narrowly targeted and its diff applies cleanly to the current Problems
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check_systemd_timing_alignmentqueriedsystemctl --user show <unit>first, which returns built-in defaults (TimeoutStopUSec=90s) with exit 0 even when the unit isn't loaded for the user manager. For system-managed units this produced a false "stale unit / TimeoutStopSec=90s" warning. Now requiresLoadState=loadedbefore trusting the value.