Feat: added deb822 support for Debian 12,13, Ubuntu 24 support onward - #1699
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Fix #1636
PKGS-7388 issue on detecting security repository for APT.
Added deb822 format support in APT sources list.
Used on Debian 12,13, Ubuntu 24 and onward.
Now search for "^Types: deb" in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/.sources. It's the declaration model for deb packages repository, so should be present in every declaration of repo.
Could look for ".sources" files vs "*.list" files also (newer format vs older format).
Ubuntu did not change the security url ("security.ubuntu.com"), the search was still working (Ubuntu 24.04 clo
ud image).
Debian did ("security.debian.org" -> "debian-security"). Tested KO on Debian 12 and Debian 13.
Log before change (failing on Debian 12):
Log after change:
Tested on Debian 12, 13 and Ubuntu 24.04 all cloud images.
PS: This is my first PR, hope I'm doing okay. Feel free to give feedback :)