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Fix multi-process sidekiq systemd commands #304

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Very similar to @zedtux's pull request #302, a couple of bits implemented slightly differently.
@seuros both should be fine, I guess its a case of you personal style preference :)
Connects to #299

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coontail commented Jul 1, 2022

Hello @lloydwatkin, I've just tried your fork/PR, and it seems that despite your changes, sidekiq:start and sidekiq:stop still seem to be looking for a single sidekiq.service (i.e. "

Failed to enable unit: Unit file sidekiq.service does not exist.

")

Furthermore, upon sidekiq:install-ing, the following command is run : systemctl --user enable sidekiq.
It doesn't seem to take multiple processes/services into account :/

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seuros commented Oct 4, 2022

This is fixed in master.

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