imagining a NASA control room person reading their systemd bootup log out loud, calling out "nominal" for every [ OK ]
I almost forgot
yes I patched systemd for this

yes I broke the OS
on a tangentially related note, I found out that scrolling red *** is actually called a cylon internally, which is amusing
@Dee Why did I read this as "Scrolling red shit"
@MxCraven I dunno, that’d make more sense if there were four *s
@Dee Twitch by default censors all swears as 3 stars, so I just relate that to any swear (because they made it a channel setting at one point, and nobody could find the setting)
@MxCraven ah, that makes more sense
@Dee why did that patch cause it to break?
@emacsomancer oh, apparently because I tripped an assertion by not expanding a buffer in one place where it needed to be longer because the status field is now longer, which systemd helpfully logged to journald before dumping core and freezing execution, which resulted in the system still working, but nothing systemd working
@Dee so if you expand the buffer then would this work?
@emacsomancer Presumably, unless there's some magic numbers somewhere else that also need changing. I'm probably not going to bother rebuilding right now, though.
@Dee how many tools are there that grep systemd output for "OK"?
@tsia I think that output generally only goes to a kernel vt, so it's probably not that easy to capture and grep
@Dee yeah good point. What else did you break?
@tsia I made systemd die after completing boot, but I didn't set anything on fire, so I guess nothing else
@Dee
Wouldn't it have been easier to copy the output and do a find and replace?
@dheadshot I can't think of a trivial way of copying that output