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The documentation for zsysctl state remove indicates that adding --system (-s) should remove the system state and any associated user states, however this does not work as expected in my experience
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I think this could be due to the minimal amount of states we keep for safety. I do not have the time to look at the code, but I agree this is an errornous behavior and that the user states should be removed under that circumstances. It seems an easy task for anyone who wants to start contributing to the project and I am happy to give a hand if so :)
The documentation for
zsysctl state remove
indicates that adding--system (-s)
should remove the system state and any associated user states, however this does not work as expected in my experiencee.g.
Here is my current system state:
I then remove the oldest state
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with the --system flagbut all the associated user states remain
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