WG via systemd (dis)advantage?

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Debian kernel 4.15.11
WG 0.0.20180420-1

Out of curiosity having WG configured/manged via systemd, which is 
working thus far as having the interface up and listening (also after 
rebooting the server).

Now I was looking to manipulate the network interface with some 
post-up/post-down which though does not seems applicable with systemd, 
like it would be when managed through networking.service.

Hence, wondering whether I miss something about systemd or whether it is 
rather a bit of a disadvantage to configure/manage WG through systemd as 
opposed to networking.service?
What is the benefit of systemd vs. networking.service WG management?





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