Description of problem:

 convert2rhel.facts show incorrect OS name after conversion to RHEL.

How reproducible:

Always

Is this issue a regression from an earlier version:

Yes

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Setup and convert a centos/oracle host to RHEL using Convert2RHEL Ansible job

2. Verify "/etc/rhsm/facts/convert2rhel.facts" on host

3.

Actual behavior:
[The file show old OS in the conversions.target_os.name]

Expected behavior:
[The file should show converted RHEL OS in the conversions.target_os.name]]

Business Impact / Additional info:

 

Stacktrace:

convert2rhel_facts

{'conversions.executed': '/usr/bin/convert2rhel -y --activationkey ***** --org *****', 'conversions.target_os.id': 'Core', 'conversions.packages.0.nevra': '0:convert2rhel-2.1.0-1.el7.noarch', 'conversions.version': '1', 'conversions.activity_ended': '2024-09-18T14:40:53.884176Z', 'conversions.source_os.id': 'Core', 'conversions.run_id': 'null', 'conversions.target_os.version': '7.9', 'conversions.packages.0.signature': 'RSA/SHA256, Thu Aug 22 20:45:25 2024, Key ID 199e2f91fd431d51', 'conversions.env.CONVERT2RHEL_THROUGH_FOREMAN': '1', 'conversions.target_os.name': 'CentOS Linux', 'conversions.activity': 'conversion', 'conversions.activity_started': '2024-09-18T14:29:22.867815Z', 'conversions.success': True, 'conversions.source_os.version': '7.9', 'conversions.source_os.name': 'CentOS Linux'}