Disable LevelDB snappy feature #7235
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Proposed Changes
Disable the
snappyfeature of LevelDB to prevent compilation issues with CMake 4.0, e.g.https://github.com/sigp/lighthouse/actions/runs/14182783816/job/39732457274?pr=7231
We do not use Snappy compression in LevelDB, and do not need to compile this. This might also shave a few seconds off compilation!
Additional Info
I thought maybe we'd need to bump the LevelDB version -- an old change of mine from here:
But that PR doesn't actually fix the issue because it doesn't update the real culprit: the bundled version of
snappy.In future if we need more changes to LevelDB I think we'll have to release from our own fork, as the upstream Rust crates are essentially unmaintained.
I will merge this to
release-v7.0.0and then to unstable to unblock CI.