[JENKINS-61597] Use freebsd-version for jail version number #178
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Using the uname output on FreeBSD provides the kernel version. The userland version is much more relevant, especially in FreeBSD jails. This changes the behavior to label the agent with the userland version rather than the kernel version. This change makes FreeBSD jail behaviors closer to the behavior of Docker images. When a Docker image reports its operating system, it reads the userland values, not the kernel values.
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JENKINS-61597 Use freebsd-version for jail version number
Using the uname output on FreeBSD provides the kernel version. The userland version is much more relevant, especially in FreeBSD jails. This changes the behavior to label the agent with the userland version rather than the kernel version.
This change makes FreeBSD jail behaviors closer to the behavior of Docker images. When a Docker image reports its operating system, it reads the userland values, not the kernel values.
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