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Afaict, there is no libcurlpp-dev in the current rosdep db.
The only keys which contain the libcurl substring are libcurl and libcurl-dev.
libcurlpp-dev does not exist. Only curlpp-dev (here).
Seeing the traceback though, it would appear this is not a problem with the rosdep side of things, but while actually installing packages (in this case the .deb): curlpp-dev maps to libcurlpp-dev for debian. According to this, that package only exists in bullseye.
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Afaict, there is no libcurlpp-dev in the current rosdep db.
The only keys which contain the libcurl substring are libcurl and libcurl-dev.
libcurlpp-dev does not exist. Only curlpp-dev (here).
Seeing the traceback though, it would appear this is not a problem with the rosdep side of things, but while actually installing packages (in this case the .deb): curlpp-dev maps to libcurlpp-dev for debian. According to this, that package only exists in bullseye., bookworm and sid (if you include Debian Unstable).
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Afaict, there is no libcurlpp-dev in the current rosdep db.
The only keys which contain the libcurl substring are libcurl and libcurl-dev.
libcurlpp-dev does not exist. Only curlpp-dev (here).
Seeing the traceback though, it would appear this is not a problem with the rosdep side of things, but while actually installing packages (in this case the .deb): curlpp-dev maps to libcurlpp-dev for debian. According to this, that package only exists in bullseye, bookworm and sid (if you include Debian Unstable).
If it doesn't exist in other releases, the curlpp-dev key might have to be specialised further for the debian OS entry.
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