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Extend os_family mapping for additional Linux distributions. This aligns os_family detection with existing SUSE and RedHat families without affecting default behavior.
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Extend os_family mapping for additional Linux distributions.
What does this PR do?
Adds missing
os_familymappings for additional distro identifiers to ensure they are classified under existing families (e.g.Suse,RedHat) instead of falling back to the rawosvalue.What issues does this PR fix or reference?
N/A
Previous Behavior
On affected systems,
os_familycould fall back to theosstring because the identifier was not present in the mapping.New Behavior
os_familyis mapped to the appropriate existing family (Suse/RedHat) for the added identifiers.Merge requirements satisfied?
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No