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Solved, for me was a quite simple solution.
Install the version 3.12.3 of cmake.
Rebuild the package ros-melodic-cpp-common. As I don't know how to just rebuild something, I first removed it with pikaur -Rs ros-melodic-cpp-common and then reinstalled it with pikaur -S ros-melodic-cpp-common.
Now you should be able to install ros-melodic-rostime with pikaur -S ros-melodic-rostime.
I used pikaur as AUR helper, but it should work with any other, like yay for example.
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Solved, for me was a quite simple solution.
Install the version 3.12.3 of cmake.
Rebuild the package ros-melodic-cpp-common. As I don't know how to just rebuild something, I first removed it with pikaur -Rs ros-melodic-cpp-common and then reinstalled it with pikaur -S ros-melodic-cpp-common.
Now you should be able to install ros-melodic-rostime with pikaur -S ros-melodic-rostime.
I used pikaur as AUR helper, but it should work with any other, like yay for example.
Here was were I obtained all the information.
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Solved, for me was a quite simple solution.
Install the version 3.12.3 of cmake.cmake, it's the one that I used, it might also work with 3.12.4 or other versions, but I can't confirm it.
Rebuild the package ros-melodic-cpp-common. As I don't know how to just rebuild something, I first removed it with pikaur -Rs ros-melodic-cpp-common and then reinstalled it with pikaur -S ros-melodic-cpp-common.
Now you should be able to install ros-melodic-rostime with pikaur -S ros-melodic-rostime.
I used pikaur as AUR helper, but it should work with any other, like yay for example.
Here was were I obtained all the information.
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