[master] Update ALT Linux grains #66694
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In #3472 added grains for ALT Linux. It is a bit outdated since ALT Linux has now the /etc/os-release file. So core.py now first parses that file, and only if the /etc/os-release file does not exist, it will parse /etc/altlinux-release. The reason to set os_family to Alt is ALT Linux uses apt-rpm (Apt working with RPM package manager). So RedHat for os_family is not fully suitable. Also, AltLinux based on specific Sisyphus repo and toolset.
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In #3472 added grains for ALT Linux. It is a bit outdated since ALT Linux has now the /etc/os-release file. So core.py now first parses that file, and only if the /etc/os-release file does not exist, it will parse /etc/altlinux-release.
The reason to set os_family to Alt is ALT Linux uses apt-rpm (Apt working with RPM package manager). So RedHat for os_family is not fully suitable. Also, AltLinux based on specific Sisyphus repo and toolset.
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