fix: avoid apt wrappers (like on Linux Mint)#36
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fix: avoid apt wrappers (like on Linux Mint)#36swenske wants to merge 1 commit intoPatchMon:mainfrom
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Thank you for this @swenske - Your PR is very valid and I will merge it after I push the changes on 1.3.7 :) Thanks |
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Hello 👋
This PR updates the APT package manager detection logic to avoid the Linux Mint wrapper script at /usr/local/bin/apt, which breaks the upgrade simulations. The new logic prefers /usr/bin/apt (the upstream binary), falls back to "apt" in PATH, and only uses "apt-get" as a last resort.
This ensures compatibility across all Debian-like distributions, including Mint, Ubuntu, and Debian, and prevents issues caused by wrapper scripts interfering with package management commands.
Why:
On Linux Mint, the default "apt" is a wrapper that breaks automation. Using the upstream binary directly ensures correct behavior for package updates and upgrades.
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Thanks