Fix unknown distribution message formatting #205
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Currently, the error is unformatted:
called 'Unknown or unsupported linux distribution: {0} (v{1})' if there
After this patch:
called 'Unknown or unsupported linux distribution: None (v1.1)' if there
I am not sure if the `None` is caused by my broken `/etc/os-release`
or if it will appear even on real unsupported distributions. In any
case, it is not caused by this commit. We would have to fix
`System.distribution()`.
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This may not be needed? On RHEL the message is correctly formatted even without this patch. |
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Currently, the error is unformatted:
After this patch:
I am not sure if the
Noneis caused by my broken/etc/os-releaseor if it will appear even on real unsupported distributions. In any case, it is not caused by this commit. We would have to fixSystem.distribution().