MariaDB issue - Unable to build locally (in Docker)

[Mickael-van-der-Beek]

MariaDB issue - Unable to build locally (in Docker)

[jmafc]

Is there any way ... to completely disable certain databases from being included in the build?

That is exactly what I wanted to know. I'm building on Debian, not docker and when I hit the "unofficial-libmariadb" problem, I simply edited the CMakeLists.txt to comment out those lines, as well as the "unofficial-sqlite3" lines. That allowed me to get past the cmake configuration step, but then compilation stopped with

In file included from include/li/sql/mysql.hh:3:
include/li/sql/mysql_database.hh:12:10: fatal error: 'mysql.h' file not found
#include <mysql.h>

This occurs during compilation of test programs and also docs/sql.cc. I would think that compilation of what I presume are optional dependencies ought to be bypassed based on what is actually installed in a given environment.

To check further, I installed the libmariadb-dev package (I already had mariadb server/client), and that added /usr/include/mariadb/mysql.h, and even added a find_package(MYSQL REQUIRED), but it still couldn't find the file.

[wuhanhui]

I am on manjaro linux and have the same problem with unofficial-libmariadb not found. I have alread installed mariadb and mariadb libs