Support Bedrock Linux Environments?

[Merith-TK]

I feel like topgrade should support bedrock Linux environments as it would allow easily updating all Strata's at once

For example, I run a Ubuntu Primary, Arch Secondary Strata setup, Meaning the main operating system is Ubuntu, but has a subsystem for arch setup so I can use the AUR.

But even with topgrade right now, I have to manually run yay -Syu,

[Merith-TK]

This probably could probably be done by checking if a program exists in $PATH and if it does, include it.

If there is a config option I can use to achieve this, let me know.

[r-darwish]

Can you please post your /etc/os-release from a bedrock installation?

I've read about Bedrock Linux a bit. What should be the expected behavoiur? Should it try to run all linux package managers that it knows?

[Merith-TK]

Can you please post your /etc/os-release from a bedrock installation?

For bedrock systems you need to check /bedrock/etc/os-release but here is both!

I've read about Bedrock Linux a bit. What should be the expected behavoiur? Should it try to run all linux package managers that it knows?

I was thinkig it could check the output of brl list to determine what functions to apply,

one can use strat <stratum> <command> to run commands in a specified strata
so for example

[Merith-TK]

bedrock has an update command to update itself should there be an update brl update

So you can check if /bedrock/bin/brl and /bedrock/etc/os-release exists, and if so, perform all platform specific actions based off the output of brl list