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Hey guys, so I've been trying to install ros2 for the last few hours and I think I understand the situation, but do not know how to solve it.
At first this would seem it is an environment issue, where maybe the $PYTHONPATH is not set correctly. This is not the case though, Python 3.5 comes with ros2 installed and all of the site packages along with it.
When I go to the site packages directory, rclpy does exist. Therefore, the package is installed and python is definitely detecting it.
So I was curious, where is this python module? I went to highest level of the ros2 installation and applied this command to search for any text within that contains references the missing module
grep -r "rclp._rclpy" .
Nothing comes up. I'm at a loss.
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Hey guys, so I've been trying to install ros2 for the last few hours and I think I understand the situation, but do not know how to solve it.
At first this would seem it is an environment issue, where maybe the $PYTHONPATH is not set correctly. This is not the case though, Python 3.5 comes with ros2 installed and all of the site packages along with it.
When I go to the site packages directory, rclpy does exist. Therefore, the package is installed and python is definitely detecting it.
So I was curious, where is this python module? I went to highest level of the ros2 installation and applied this command to search for any text within that contains references the missing module
grep -r "rclp._rclpy" .
Nothing comes up. I'm at a loss.
edit: So I was doing all of this on Gallium OS (Ubuntu Xenial), and decided to simply install Ubuntu 18.04 and be done with it. Problem Fixed.
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