Setting an alternative UEFI Folder name when installing GRUB causes it to be stuck in 'Minimal Bash-like Editing' mode

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Info:
Ubuntu Release: Ubuntu 18.04
grub-efi-amd64-bin: 2.02-2ubuntu8.13

I originally reported this to Calamares, because of the fact it affected Feren OS and Feren OS was the original place I found this issue happen, but whenever a custom ID for GRUB is set that isn't 'ubuntu' it will result in GRUB being always in Minimal Bash-like Editing is Supported mode.

Reproduction Steps:
1. Delete everything in /boot/efi/EFI including folders to make a clean slate (excluding Windows EFI Directories if they're there, they won't change anything)
2. Do `grub-install /dev/sda --uefi-secure-boot --bootloader-id=efifoldername` in Terminal with 'efifoldername' being any folder name that isn't 'ubuntu'.
3. Restart the system

What was expected:
GRUB would boot normally even with a different EFI folder ID

What actually happened:
GRUB booted into Minimal Bash-like Editing is Supported unless the ID is explicitly set to 'ubuntu'.

Additional Notes:
I also proceeded to do extra tests before reporting this issue in Terminal on the affected machine:
'grub-install /dev/sda --uefi-secure-boot --bootloader-id=feren' Resulted in broken GRUB (Feren OS's EFI folder name since this bug was first noticed by me through Feren OS using a different EFI directory name)
'grub-install /dev/sda --uefi-secure-boot --bootloader-id=ubuntu' Resulted in working GRUB
'grub-install /dev/sda --uefi-secure-boot --bootloader-id=testlabel' Resulted in broken GRUB