SandboxService: Turn off RunAtLoad for the default plugin #649
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For the default Linux runtime plugin we shouldn't have RunAtLoad on as it causes the process to be spawned the second we register it with launchd. This means that for a `container create` we'll have the runtime plugin process running afterwards. We already register a mach service for the plugin so on the first rpc it will spawn the process anyways which is plenty.
jglogan
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For the default Linux runtime plugin we shouldn't have RunAtLoad on as it causes the process to be spawned the second we register it with launchd. This means that for a
container createwe'll have the runtime plugin process running afterwards. We already register a mach service for the plugin so on the first rpc it will spawn the process anyways which is plenty.