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Try a rospack profile (after you've sourced setup.bash).
If that doesn't work, make sure foobar actually is a ROS package (has a manifest: package.xml).
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Try a rospack profile (after you've sourced setup.bash).
If that doesn't work, make sure foobar actually is a ROS package (has a manifest: package.xml).
Also make sure there is no CATKIN_IGNORE file in the package directory.
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Try a rospack profile (after you've sourced setup.bash).
If that doesn't work, make sure foobar actually is a ROS package (has a manifest: package.xml).
Also make sure there is no CATKIN_IGNORE file in the package directory.
Edit: your last comment does not correspond to what you wrote in your OP. Anyway, these steps should work:
cd /home/fschiano/catkin_ws
source /opt/ros/indigo/setup.bash
catkin_make
source devel/setup.bash
# (this step is optional, only if the next step doesn't immediately work)
rospack profile
rospack find foobar
If rospack cannot find foobar then, something is wrong.
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Try a rospack profile (after you've sourced setup.bash).
If that doesn't work, make sure foobar actually is a ROS package (has a manifest: package.xml).
Also make sure there is no CATKIN_IGNORE file in the package directory.
Edit: your last comment does not correspond to what you wrote in your OP. Anyway, these steps should work:work (in a fresh terminal):
cd /home/fschiano/catkin_ws
source /opt/ros/indigo/setup.bash
catkin_make
source devel/setup.bash
# (this step is optional, only if the next step doesn't immediately work)
rospack profile
rospack find foobar
If rospack cannot find foobar then, something is wrong.
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