Ignore comments in release files #941
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Signed-off-by: Mike Friesenegger <mikef@suse.com>
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Bischoff
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This issue was discovered because SLES 16 added comments in |
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As a side note, the handling of the antique files This in turn will simplify our source code quite a lot too. |
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The man page for os-release states: Lines beginning with "#" are treated as comments.
This PR fixes for all release file variants.