> you have different environment variables for user and system units

Really? I thought the point of the environment variable was it was the same, and the directory it pointed to differed depending on the service type.

I'd love a reference since at least for every systemd version I've used, you're wrong.

> Proper error handling and graceful fallback

That's application specific, so it can't really fit in a generic library well.

▲ c0balt 6 days ago | parent [-]

> I'd love a reference since at least for every systemd version I've used, you're wrong.

I must've had it confused with StateDirectory[0]. Thank you for pointing my mistake out. That does make the library a bit less useful.

	▲	TheDong 6 days ago \| parent [-]
		StateDirectory looks like it's also always the environment variable 'STATE_DIRECTORY', regardless whether it's a user or system unit, right? `systemd-run -p StateDirectory=test -t sh -c 'echo $STATE_DIRECTORY'` works fine with both `--system` and `--user`, so seems like that's the same too.