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I have been using the lanelet2_interface_ros (available here) package which is using mrt_cmake_modules for building. I noticed that the python scripts are no longer being installed with the recent changes to this package. Specifically, the latest commit that worked for me is 604ef7a.
There has been no significant change in lanelet2_interface_ros to warrant this behaviour, so I think the source of the issue would be here. It would be great if you would let me know if there has now been a change to the behaviour of mrt_install(PROGRAMS scripts) such that I would need to do something else to install the python scripts or perhaps this is a bug.
I apologise if I have misunderstood something. Do let me know if you need further clarification of this issue. Thanks for the great package!
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Sorry, I cannot reproduce your problem. With the most recent version of lanelet2_interface_ros and mrt_cmake_modules the scripts are installed to lib/lanelet2_interface_ros as they should and are available to rosrun.
You should make sure ros_environment is installed and the environment variable ROS_VERSION exists and is "1". That is the only way I can think of that might produce this problem.
I have been using the
lanelet2_interface_ros
(available here) package which is usingmrt_cmake_modules
for building. I noticed that the python scripts are no longer being installed with the recent changes to this package. Specifically, the latest commit that worked for me is 604ef7a.There has been no significant change in
lanelet2_interface_ros
to warrant this behaviour, so I think the source of the issue would be here. It would be great if you would let me know if there has now been a change to the behaviour ofmrt_install(PROGRAMS scripts)
such that I would need to do something else to install the python scripts or perhaps this is a bug.I apologise if I have misunderstood something. Do let me know if you need further clarification of this issue. Thanks for the great package!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: