From the console output you linked to:
ERROR: Couldn't find any revision to build. Verify the repository and branch configuration for this job.
From rosdistro/master/hydro/distribution.yaml:
ar_sys:
doc:
type: git
url: https://github.com/Sahloul/ar_sys.git
version: hydro-devel
[..]
source:
type: git
url: https://github.com/Sahloul/ar_sys.git
version: hydro-devel
status: developed
The rosdistro doc
entry points to a hydro-devel
branch, but that doesn't seem to exist in your repository (there is only a master
branch).
You should update the rosdistro entries for ar_sys
to point to the correct branch. I expect it will start working then.
Your source
entry also points to hydro-devel
.
Also: have you instructed Bloom to use your source repository as a release repository?
Edit: yes, that is 'wrong'. The Releasing a Package for the First Time tutorial clearly tells you (just above Section 2. Creating a Release Repository):
Next, let's talk about how bloom works. First, bloom requires that you have a separate "release" repository for releasing your package . This repository must be a git repository and is normally hosted. For example, all of the ROS release repositories are in the ros-gbp github organization. These repositories are the result of running bloom on a repository containing one or more catkin packages. We highly recommend that you host your release repository on https://github.com .
(emphasis mine).
Bloom takes all sorts of precautions, but it might clobber branches you have in your source repository, if it needs those for the release process. I'd recommend creating a release repository (as it says in the tutorial).