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I would think this is what --ignore-src
is meant for.
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I would think this is what --ignore-src
is meant for.
Edit:
following you, Should I run the command which is " rosdep install --ignore-src" ?
No, the full command should be:
rosdep install --from-paths ~/catkin_ws/src/iai_kinect2 --ignore-src -r
That will make rosdep
look for packages in the ~/catkin_ws/src/iai_kinect2
directory, gather all the dependencies, check which you have installed, which are missing, then subtract all packages that it finds in ~/catkin_ws/src/iai_kinect2
(because of --ignore-src
), and then install everything that is still missing.
I am running, but terminal show some errors to me:
rosdep: error: no packages or stacks specified
Well, yes. You give it no path and no package name, so it can't do anything for you.
Please also check the output of rosdep --help
.