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Nope, you have something which depend on things which are not in your workspace.
For example, brew install ros/groovy/moveit_ros is in there because one of the packages in your workspace depends on moveit_ros but moveit_ros is not also in your workspace.
Since you need moveit_ros and it's not in the workspace, then it will try to get it from your package manager, in this case Homebrew. Since we don't have autogenerated formulae for Homebrew yet that won't work. So your choices are to ignore this and hand pick out the other dependencies you need from Homebrew which actually exist OR you can add these missing packages to your local workspace.
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Nope, This is not a bug, you have something which depend depends on things packages which are not in your workspace.local workspace, i.e. in the src folder.
For example, brew install ros/groovy/moveit_ros is in there because one of the packages in your workspace depends on moveit_ros but moveit_ros is not also in your workspace.
Since you need moveit_ros and it's not in the workspace, then it will try to get it from your package manager, in this case Homebrew. Since we don't have autogenerated formulae for Homebrew yet that won't work. So your choices are to ignore this and hand pick out the other dependencies you need from Homebrew which actually exist OR you can add these missing packages to your local workspace.
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This is not a bug, you have something which depends on packages which are not in your local workspace, i.e. in the src folder.
For example, brew install ros/groovy/moveit_ros is in there because one of the packages in your workspace depends on moveit_ros but moveit_ros is not also in your workspace.
Since you need moveit_ros and it's not in the workspace, then it rosdep will try to get it from your package manager, in this case Homebrew. Since we don't have autogenerated formulae for Homebrew yet that won't work. So your choices are to ignore this and hand pick out the other dependencies you need from Homebrew which actually exist OR you can add these missing packages to your local workspace.
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