[Bug 1766649] Re: cmake: upstream patch should use 10 instead of 1.10 for java version comparison

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Title:
  cmake: upstream patch should use 10 instead of 1.10 for java version
  comparison

Status in cmake package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  The patch debian/patches/3c08d2075fae7ef62838f18e1af5d398c6401572.diff
  in cmake version 3.10.2-1ubuntu1 from upstream uses "1.10" for version
  comparison which won't work for OpenJDK because from openjdk-9 upwards
  the version has dropped the leading "1.".

  This means the current comparison fails and cmake cannot properly
  detect when javah is unavaiable, causing packages that depend on it to
  FTBFS (eg. ceph).

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