Get linux version from os-release file if available #594
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johnboiles
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Nov 17, 2020
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So when release? |
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Thanks for the contribution @ukstv we will get this released early next week! |
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Not all Linux distributions have
/etc/lsb-releasefile available. If you try to use local runner like https://github.com/nektos/act it fails to perform actions relying on the toolkit. Say setup-python action can not proceed because of/etc/lsb-releasemissing. It can not determine version of python distribution to setup for a void os version.There is one more, apparently more widely used, file
/etc/os-releasethat contains release version information similar to lsb-release. This pull request adds support for getting os version from/etc/os-releasefile.