FIX: bootstrap: when on debian OS itself, variable ID_LIKE does not exist. #163
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@sigysmund Looks good. One request: could you change the commit message to align with CONTRIBUTING and pass our linter? Recommendation: |
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Issue
Bootstrap's OS detection was not successful on generic debian system.
Debian derivatives, like ubuntu expose $ID_LIKE variable via /etc/os-release.
Solution
Additional check for $ID_LIKE variable, in cases where does not exists, it should use $ID.
How Tested
Was trying to build on a debian(bullseye/bookwork) and this simple fix solved it.