Previously, the version was only restricted if len == 3. g++
sometimes returns version strings including a date, thus not
triggering the statement.
@twuebi ran into this issue in a docker container where the compiler version returned by tf was 5.4.0 followed by some date while the available compiler was also 5.4.0, which should've been valid. The compiler was rejected because 5.4.0 followed by a year is interpreted as a higher version than a simple 5.4.0.
Previously, the version was only restricted if len == 3. g++ sometimes returns version strings including a date, thus not triggering the statement.
@twuebi ran into this issue in a docker container where the compiler version returned by tf was
5.4.0followed by some date while the available compiler was also5.4.0, which should've been valid. The compiler was rejected because5.4.0followed by a year is interpreted as a higher version than a simple5.4.0.