Wrong service provider selected for 32-bit Raspberry Pi OS (raspbian) 13 trixie

[ngreatorex]

Describe the Bug

I have upgraded my (32-bit) Raspberry Pi running Raspbian to trixie (i.e. Raspbian 13).

I receive the warning Warning: Found multiple default providers for service: init, systemd; using init and resources that rely on services fail.

Expected Behavior

Puppet uses systemd

Steps to Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install the 32-bit Raspberry Pi OS
2. apt install puppet
3. Run puppet agent -t

Environment

• Version 8.10.0
• Platform Raspbian 13 (trixie)

Additional Context

Same issue as #9169 except now for Raspbian 13.
It should be noted that 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS is not affected as that uses upstream Debian 13 directly instead of "rebadging" to Raspbian.

[joshcooper]

Hi @ngreatorex, how common is it for systemd to be installed on 32-bit raspberry pi?

[ngreatorex]

The question should be how common is it for systemd to NOT be installed on a 32-bit Raspberry Pi. The official 32-bit Raspberry Pi OS from https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/operating-systems/ is Raspbian with systemd. So I would guess it's on 99% of 32-bit Raspberry Pis running Raspbian trixie...

EDIT: systemd has been the Debian default since Debian 8 in 2015. Raspbian's first version was based on Debian 7 but that has been EOL for many years now. And an upgrade from 7 to 8 will, by default, switch you to systemd.