minor edits

Author: laileni-aws

packages/core/src/shared/vscode/env.ts

@@ -183,7 +183,6 @@ export function hasSageMakerEnvVars(): boolean {
  * 2. Returns false for SageMaker environments (even if host is AL2)
  * 3. Checks `/etc/os-release` with fallback to `/usr/lib/os-release`
  *    - Standard Linux OS identification files
- *    - Explicitly checks for and rejects Amazon Linux 2023
  *    - Looks for `ID="amzn"` and `VERSION_ID="2"` for AL2
  * 4. Falls back to kernel version check as last resort
  *    - Checks for `.amzn2.` or `.amzn2int.` in kernel release
@@ -192,7 +191,6 @@ export function hasSageMakerEnvVars(): boolean {
  * This approach ensures correct detection in:
  * - Containerized environments (detects container OS, not host)
  * - Web/browser environments (returns false)
- * - Amazon Linux 2023 systems (properly distinguished from AL2)
  * - SageMaker environments (returns false)
  *
  * References:
@@ -233,15 +231,8 @@ export function isAmazonLinux2() {
                     const osReleaseContent = fs.readFileSync(osReleasePath, 'utf8')
                     const osRelease = parseOsRelease(osReleaseContent)
 
-                    // Check if this is Amazon Linux 2023 (not AL2)
-                    if (osRelease.VERSION_ID === '2023' || osRelease.PLATFORM_ID === 'platform:al2023') {
-                        // This is Amazon Linux 2023, not AL2
-                        return false
-                    }
-
                     // Check if this is actually Amazon Linux 2
-                    // Must be specifically version 2, not 2023 or other versions
-                    const isAL2 = osRelease.ID === 'amzn' && osRelease.VERSION_ID === '2'
+                    const isAL2 = osRelease.VERSION_ID === '2' && osRelease.ID === 'amzn'
 
                     // If we found os-release file, trust its content over kernel version
                     if (!isAL2) {