Fix invalid version for os with 0 as patch number #37
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cmyr
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src/instruments.rs
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| 1 => to_semver(&format!("{}.0.0", version_string.trim_end_matches('\n'))), | ||
| 2 => to_semver(&format!("{}.0", version_string.trim_end_matches('\n'))), |
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I'd probably prefer just trim() here, not going to block on that though. :)
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Short and sweet!
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On macOS
11.1.0the version number returned bysw_vers -productVersiondoes not have a patch number, i.e. it returns11.1. Sosemver::Version::parse()fails. This PR appends the version number in case it's missing a patch or minor number so that the parsing succeeds.