How to determine the type of OS the service fabric cluster is running on

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I'm trying to find out what type of OS(Win or Linux) my Service Fabric cluster is running on once you are connected to it. I need to determine the OS type the SF cluster is running on, so I can modify the ServiceManifest.xml endpoints names of Application endpoints accordingly. On Windows your endpoint needs to have '.exe' but if you deploy your service to a Linux cluster it's without it

Windows

<EntryPoint>
      <ExeHost>
        <Program>MyApp.exe</Program>
      </ExeHost>
</EntryPoint>

Linux

<EntryPoint>
      <ExeHost>
        <Program>MyApp</Program>
      </ExeHost>
</EntryPoint>

I want to have only one ServiceManifest.xml in project and modify it accordingly

I've looked at sfctl and PowerShell CLI utility, but I can't find any info about what OS the clusters are running on.

Any idea how to determine the OS type once you connect to the cluster

Update: I've found that if your cluster is running in Azure cloud you can use

az sf cluster list and there you can find vmImage="Windows" property. But you can't use this on localhost

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On localhost you can use regular PowerShell Core to find out what OS the script is running on:

[System.Environment]::OSVersion.Platform
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