Limit compiler version target to (major, minor) for capabilities #1288
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Otherwise, this fails when specifying a compiler version with a patch version. Specifying a patch version is important for e.g. Jetpack Compose, where versions are tied explicitly to compiler verions specifying the patch version. But AFAIK we shoudln't need to distinguish different capabilities across patch versions.
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Otherwise, this fails when specifying a compiler version with a patch version. Specifying a patch version is important for e.g. Jetpack Compose, where versions are tied explicitly to compiler verions specifying the patch version. But AFAIK we shoudln't need to distinguish different capabilities across patch versions.