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Your .bashrc file is located at the user's home directory, it's a linux thing. There isn't a different .bashrc file for each ros workspace. But you have to source every one ros workspace you want to use. These "sources" are happening when you open a new terminal. So remember to open a new terminal after a catkin_make
Example (in my .bashrc):
source /opt/ros/hydro/setup.bash
source ~/navigation_ws/devel/setup.bash
source ~/pandora_ws/devel/setup.bash
P.S. When you have multiple workspaces the latter overlays the previous ones. For example my nanigation_ws overloads some packages that exist in /opt/ros/hydro
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Your .bashrc file is located at the user's home directory, it's a linux thing. There isn't a different .bashrc file for each ros workspace. But you have to source every one ros workspace you want to use. These "sources" are happening when you open a new terminal. So remember to open a new terminal after a catkin_make
Example (in my .bashrc):
source ~/pandora_ws/devel/setup.bash
P.S. When you have multiple workspaces the latter overlays the previous ones. For example my nanigation_ws overloads some packages that exist in /opt/ros/hydro
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Your .bashrc .bashrc file is located at the user's home directory, it's a linux thing. There isn't a different .bashrc .bashrc file for each ros workspace. But you have to source every one ros workspace you want to use. These "sources" are happening when you open a new terminal. So remember to open a new terminal after a catkin_make catkin_make
Example (in my .bashrc):.bashrc):
source /opt/ros/hydro/setup.bash
source ~/navigation_ws/devel/setup.bash
source ~/pandora_ws/devel/setup.bash
P.S. When you have multiple workspaces the latter overlays the previous ones. For example my nanigation_ws overloads some packages that exist in /opt/ros/hydro
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Your .bashrc file is located at the user's home directory, it's a linux thing. There isn't a different .bashrc file for each ros workspace. But you have to source every one ros workspace you want to use. These "sources" are happening when you open a new terminal. So remember to open a new terminal after a catkin_make
Example (in my .bashrc):
source /opt/ros/hydro/setup.bash
source ~/navigation_ws/devel/setup.bash
source ~/pandora_ws/devel/setup.bash
P.S. When you have multiple workspaces the latter overlays the previous ones. For example my nanigation_ws navigation_wsoverloads some packages that exist in /opt/ros/hydroin/opt/ros/hydro`
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Your .bashrc file is located at the user's home directory, it's a linux thing. There isn't a different .bashrc file for each ros workspace. But you have to source every one ros workspace you want to use. These "sources" are happening when you open a new terminal. So remember to open a new terminal after a catkin_make
Example (in my .bashrc):
source /opt/ros/hydro/setup.bash
source ~/navigation_ws/devel/setup.bash
source ~/pandora_ws/devel/setup.bash
P.S. When you have multiple workspaces the latter overlays the previous ones. For example my navigation_wsinin /opt/ros/hydro/opt/ros/hydro`
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