Run lsb_release as command if the Python module is not available #17
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apt-clone currently fails when the `lsb_release` Python module is not available, as it is the case since 2022-09-26 in Debian unstable. The attached patch makes `apt-clone` use the `lsb_release` command when the namesake Python module is not available. Fixes: #1021060
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apt-clone currently fails when the
lsb_releasePython module is not available, as it is the case since 2022-09-26 in Debian unstable.The attached patch makes
apt-cloneuse thelsb_releasecommand when the namesake Python module is not available.Fixes: #1021060