fix: correct OS_ID parsing for quoted values in /etc/os-release#306993
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Summary
Fixes #232159
check-requirements-linux.shusesgrep -Eo 'ID=([^"]+)'to extract the OS ID from/etc/os-release. This fails when the file contains quoted values likeID="rocky"(common on Rocky Linux 8.5+), producing an empty string and causing the script to behave incorrectly.Changes
grep -Eo+sedpipeline withsource /etc/os-release && echo $ID, which correctly handles both quoted and unquoted values.Testing
source /etc/os-release && echo $IDcorrectly extracts the ID regardless of quoting style./etc/os-releaseformat guarantees shell-safe values, so sourcing is safe here.