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This is more like a follow-up; with the current package repository of ros.org (Sep 2014), you can obtain the source of the released packages by simply apt-get source. No deb-src needed. I documented it here.
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This is more like Just a follow-up; with the current package repository of ros.org (Sep 2014), you can obtain the source of the released packages by simply apt-get source. No deb-src needed. I documented it here.
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Just a follow-up; with the current package repository of ros.org (Sep 2014), you can obtain the source of the released packages by simply apt-get source. No deb-src needed. needed. I documented it here.
Update 12/10/2014) deb-src seems to be required. I updated the link above too.
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Just a follow-up; with the current package repository of ros.org (Sep 2014), you can obtain the source of the released packages by simply apt-get source. No I documented it here.deb-src needed.
Update 12/10/2014) deb-src seems to be required. I updated the link above too.
Edit with full instructions:
You just need to explicitly specify deb-src entry in the apt sources:
For example update /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ros_latest.list as follows:
deb http://packages.ros.org/ros/ubuntu precise main
+ deb-src http://packages.ros.org/ros/ubuntu precise main
This assumes precise substitute your applicable ubuntu distro.
$ apt-get source ros-hydro-laser-pipeline
This downloads from the server all the files in the released version of the package (i.e. things not installed in the installation rule (e.g. CMakeLists.txt) are also included).
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