Hey craftyguy. I assume you are talking about networkd-dispatcher? I understand if you feel like your responses are being ignored. I was focused on other thing

Hey craftyguy. I assume you are talking about networkd-dispatcher? I understand if you feel like your responses are being ignored. I was focused on other things the past weeks, I'd love to be more responsive. WRT patching things in weird ways and not contributing back, I don't understand it. We are shipping three patches in Ubuntu: (1) Changing from Arch's /etc/conf.d to the Debian/Ubuntu /etc/default directory. (2) Switch form /etc/networkd-dispatcher to /usr/lib/networkd-dispatcher. (3) Running with --run-startup-triggers by default. (1) and (3) are distro-specific things. Sure (1) could be made an option somewhere or something, but that sounds more complicated than just fixing the path to match the policy. For (2), I opened a bug about supporting both directories. The most important part for us was having the ability to package our hooks in /usr for the 18.04 release, though, so I had to quickly patch that in. I fully intend to support both paths and then send you a pull request, but I think it's clear that a pull request at the current time would not be worthwhile. I hope that this addresses your concerns.