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I am afraid I don't have the best answer. The WSL distros aren't managed by systemd so normal ways of sudo systemctl enable xxx.service won't work. You can try adding sh -c "sudo service mysql start" at the end of .zshrc or .bashrc file.
sudo systemctl enable xxx.service
sh -c "sudo service mysql start"
Thanks!!!!!
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I am afraid I don't have the best answer. The WSL distros aren't managed by systemd so normal ways of
sudo systemctl enable xxx.servicewon't work. You can try addingsh -c "sudo service mysql start"at the end of .zshrc or .bashrc file.Thanks!!!!!