Upstream this is implemented by two separate PRs:
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/14983
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/15136
Pulling only the first would unfortunately break backwards compatibility
for Bionic users who currently expect UseRoutes=False to also ignore the
DHCP gateway (just as it broke upstream users when added).
However, also adding the second without any changes would still break backwards
compatibility; it only adds a new option (UseGateway) that defaults to true,
but current behavior in Bionic ties these options together, i.e. in Bionic for
backwards compatibility, we would need to:
1) update the behavior of UseRoutes to only use/ignore DHCP-provided routes,
separate from the DHCP-provided gateway
2) add UseGateway option to use/ignore the DHCP-provided gateway
3) add logic so that UseGateway defaults (i.e. if not set) to the setting of
UseRoutes
Since this could potentially leave a system without networking if done
wrong, I'm not going to include it in my current round of system
patches; I'll look at it again next cycle (unless someone else wants to
handle it).
** Changed in: systemd (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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systemd-networkd: Setting UseRoutes to False results in DHCP default
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