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openrc reboot hangs and is fixed with a simple parameter

Tracking an issue with openrc and my system not restarting after a reboot, I've stumbled upon this thread.

As suggested, adding:
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rc_need="!netmount"
in /etc/rc.conf fixes my issue.

I'm wondering if having that option in the packaged rc.conf would be a good idea?
Are there downsides?
 

Re: openrc reboot hangs and is fixed with a simple parameter

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Are there downsides?
Yes, people setting up network shares and wonder why they don't get mounted at startup. It's a double-edged sword, really.
Your problem suggests (since you didn't post any other information) that you have active network mounts which become stale as networking shuts down before they're unmounted?