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  1. Couchbase Server
  2. MB-40716

When I compile the couchbaseserver on the ARM platform, the corresponding dependency package cannot be automatically downloaded.

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    • Bug
    • Status: Closed
    • Minor
    • Resolution: Won't Fix
    • master
    • None
    • build
    • gcc 7.3
      centos7.6
      use branch-master.xml
    • Untriaged
    • Centos 64-bit
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      After the make command is executed, the MD5 dependency package of the Aarch64 cannot be automatically downloaded. However, the MD5 dependency package is obtained by changing the Aarch64 to x86_64. Check whether ARM-related dependency packages are provided. If no, how do I resolve this problem?

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          ceej Chris Hillery added a comment -

          ARM64 is not a supported platform, so we don't provide pre-compiled binary dependencies for it. It would be a significant undertaking to do so.

          We do use standard CMake "find" capabilities to build Server, so if you have the required dependencies available (from OS packages or from building them yourself) the build will make use of them. The build will fail if required dependencies are not found which will help you determine which are required, and you can look in the file tlm/deps/manifest.cmake in most cases to see which version of those dependencies we use for our production builds.

          ceej Chris Hillery added a comment - ARM64 is not a supported platform, so we don't provide pre-compiled binary dependencies for it. It would be a significant undertaking to do so. We do use standard CMake "find" capabilities to build Server, so if you have the required dependencies available (from OS packages or from building them yourself) the build will make use of them. The build will fail if required dependencies are not found which will help you determine which are required, and you can look in the file tlm/deps/manifest.cmake in most cases to see which version of those dependencies we use for our production builds.

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