Describe the bug
I'm trying to add zenoh-cpp 1.8.0 to a Debian 11 docker image for continuous integration purposes, and I encounter a CMake error when building zenoh-cpp.
I was able to build and install zenoh-c and zenoh-pico before in that image.
Debian 11 has CMake 3.18.4, and zenoh-cpp indicates it needs at least CMake 3.16, so I expect to be able to build zenoh-cpp on that system.
I didn't encounter problems when building for Debian 12 (CMake 3.25), Ubuntu 22.04 (CMake 3.22), or Almalinux 8 (CMake 3.26).
I've attached the error trace.
zenoh-cpp-error.txt
To reproduce
- Start with a Debian 11 docker image.
- Compile and install zenoh-c and zenoh-pico
- Launch the CMake command for zenoh-cpp
- See error in attached file
System info
- Platform: Debian 11 (docker image)
- CPU : N/A
- zenoh-cpp : 1.8.0
Describe the bug
I'm trying to add zenoh-cpp 1.8.0 to a Debian 11 docker image for continuous integration purposes, and I encounter a CMake error when building zenoh-cpp.
I was able to build and install zenoh-c and zenoh-pico before in that image.
Debian 11 has CMake 3.18.4, and zenoh-cpp indicates it needs at least CMake 3.16, so I expect to be able to build zenoh-cpp on that system.
I didn't encounter problems when building for Debian 12 (CMake 3.25), Ubuntu 22.04 (CMake 3.22), or Almalinux 8 (CMake 3.26).
I've attached the error trace.
zenoh-cpp-error.txt
To reproduce
System info