Debian: systemd enabled only if service startup is allowed #88
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`buildkite_agent_allow_service_startup` controls whether service should be started or not, but in case of `Debian` service is enabled in systemd, which leads to auto starts on reboots. Using same variable to control the systemd enable/disable as well.
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buildkite_agent_allow_service_startupcontrols whether service should be started or not, but in case ofDebianservice is enabled in systemd, which leads to auto starts on reboots. Using same variable to control the systemd enable/disable as well.Changes
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buildkite_agent_allow_service_startupto control theenabledparameter ofsystemdunit for Debian systems.Verification
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