Overridable debuginfo type
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This change enables the override of the auto-detected `/etc/os-release`-based `debuginfo` type and allows the auto-detection by means of a new `default` option. This also enables the use of` none` as an override option.
kellyma2
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| @@ -57,6 +57,9 @@ def _parse_release_info(release_info): | |||
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| return os_name, os_version | |||
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| DEBUGINFO_TYPE_DEFAULT = "default" | |||
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maybe we should call this DEBUGINFO_TYPE_AUTODETECT?
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This change enables the override of the auto-detected
/etc/os-release-baseddebuginfotype and allows the auto-detection by means of a newdefaultoption.This also enables the use of
noneas an override option.