[bug] apple-clang compatibility with compiler.version="13"

Environment Details (include every applicable attribute)

• Operating System+version:
• Compiler+version: apple-clang
• Conan version: >1.46.0
• Python version:

https://github.com/conan-io/conan/blob/229a7c9bfea8d454770e7253bd72b1804bb43b46/conans/model/info.py#L606

    def apple_clang_compatible(self):
        # https://github.com/conan-io/conan/pull/10797
        # apple-clang compiler version 13 will be compatible with 13.0
        if not self.settings.compiler or \
           (self.settings.compiler != "apple-clang" and self.settings.compiler.version != "13"):
            return

        compatible = self.clone()
        compatible.settings.compiler.version = "13.0"
        return compatible

the if-statement must be changed to:

        if not self.settings.compiler or \
           (self.settings.compiler != "apple-clang" or self.settings.compiler.version != "13"):
            return

and -> or because we want the compatible package, if the compiler==“apple_clang” and compiler.version==“13”, that means, we do not want it, if compiler!=“apple_clang” or compiler.version!=“13”

[RalfBielig]

Thanks a lot for the fast fix! Regarding the second thing: I suppose that happens if an identic compatible package is added twice. In my case the apple-clang “13.0” package was added once implicitly by the bug youve fixed and once by myself in the package_id() call. Ill open a new issue, if I can verify the above

[memsharded]

Yes, thanks @NoWiseMan for pointing it out !