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Is that the Debian stretch/sid is an unstable version? The `/etc/os-release` file contains the following: PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux stretch/sid" NAME="Debian GNU/Linux" ID=debian HOME_URL=" SUPPORT_URL=" BUG_REPORT_URL=" I don't clear if the `streth/sid` means unstable version. By Debian's doc, `sid` means `unstable`, but `stretch` means `testing`.

`stretch/sid` in `/etc/os-release` means either testing, or unstable, or a mixture of both, during the Stretch development cycle.

`/etc/os-release` is provided by `base-files`; we don't attempt to keep a testing-specific version, different from an unstable-specific version, so the version in testing and unstable just has the current testing codename and "sid". When testing is frozen before the release, `base-files` is updated with the release name.

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