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We solved the problem. By moving code from Linux to Windows, our SVN (or the OS itself, not sure) changed something in the rosbridge_server/scripts folder. Scripts were linked against each other through something similar to symbolic links, which broke git when I tried to pull from a Linux system.

Now, since script names were all wrong, the node could not be found.

We fixed it be checking our CMakeLists.txt, removed all .py file references and renamed the .py files in the scripts folder to just the file name, no file extension. Then, rosbridge worked like normal.

I guess we learn from this that mixing operating systems can break a few things, and to always check CMakeLists.