Extension seems to unnecessarily checks if it has "sudo" access

Based on public docs everything the waagent runs, including VM extensions, are executed as root: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/extensions/features-linux?tabs=azure-cli#agent-permissions

I checked the source code and found the method EnvHealthManager.check_sudo_status that basically runs a "sudo id" command and checks if it gets a prompt for root password ("[sudo] password for username"). If so, the error "Sudo status check failed..." is raised and LinuxPatchExtension installation fails. Why?

I see there is an argument named raise_if_not_sudo that can skip /etc/sudoers validation, but it is hardcoded to "True" and I did not find anyway to replace it to False without manually changing extension binary.

Is it possible to add a setting in the waagent or LinuxPatchExtension config file to change this raise_if_not_sudo to False? I did not find anyway to do it without manually changing extension binary. The EXT will be executed as root, so why this is set to True? Is there any scenario the EXT does not run as root?

首先阅读 EnvHealthManager.check_sudo_status，以及将 raise_if_not_sudo 硬编码为 True 的代码路径。查看 issue 中提到的 LinuxPatchExtension 和 waagent 配置参考，然后确定受支持的配置路径。验证在禁用 sudoers 验证时，安装可以跳过该验证且不会破坏默认行为。

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