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After the user has pressed enter to being using console-conf, we should invoke the snapd routine for console-conf, which currently does the following: * Unconditionally delays refreshes for 20 minutes from when first invoked. * Blocks waiting for all pending refreshes to complete, including if those involve a reboot. This is the first step towards a more integrated user story where console-conf is a part of the first-boot process, and at least will minimize user confusion where console-conf proceeds asking about network configuration and then just hangs when snapd starts a refresh as soon as network is available. The snap routine console-conf-start command was merged to snapd with https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/9418 and will be first available in snapd 2.48. Signed-off-by: Ian Johnson <ian.johnson@canonical.com> |
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| console-conf-wait | ||
| console-conf-wrapper | ||
| subiquity-configure-apt | ||
| subiquity-configure-run | ||
| subiquity-debug | ||
| subiquity-loadkeys | ||
| subiquity-service | ||