cmake: fix python version comparison due to whitespace#64
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cmake: fix python version comparison due to whitespace#64katrinafyi wants to merge 1 commit intoGrammaTech:masterfrom
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Previously, there was warnings such as: ``` CMake Warning at CMakeLists.txt:131 (message): /usr/bin/python3.11 --version is 3.11.7 , which is less then the minimum required, 3.5.2; disabling building of API. ``` The presence of whitespace turned VERSION_LESS into a lexicographic comparison, so python versions >=3.10 would incorrectly compare less. This change should fix this.
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Previously, there were warnings such as:
The presence of whitespace turns VERSION_LESS into a lexicographic comparison, so python versions >=3.10 incorrectly compare less.
This change should fix this.
(using cmake 3.28.1)