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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
.