Run spyre checks only on RHEL and Fedora #35
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All Spyre checks are now gated by the RHEL and Fedora schemes Signed-off-by: Sahithi Ravindranath <Sahithi.Ravindranath@ibm.com>
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Why sos package and sos config check are still part of Sypre class. sos checks are RHEL and Fedora specific?
If a new plugin class is defined for SLES then those will come there also right?
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All Spyre checks are now gated by the RHEL and Fedora schemes