Fix: Add $SUDO prefix to transactional-update commands in install script #10531
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Proposed Changes
This commit addresses an issue in the k3s install script where the transactional-update commands did not include the $SUDO variable. This omission caused the script to fail if sudo was not used. Adding the $SUDO prefix ensures that the script runs correctly in all environments.
Types of Changes
Bugfix
Verification
Aligned to existing commands already using sudo
Testing
Linked Issues
#10530
User-Facing Change
Further Comments