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Piyush and I figured it out this afternoon. You're going to love this!
We had released a 3rd-party libfreenect package to Groovy. As suggested by the bloom tutorial, we added a package.xml
, with this install command:
install(FILES package.xml DESTINATION share/${PROJECT})
Apparently, ${PROJECT}
was not defined in that CMake file, so the file got installed directly in /opt/ros/groovy/share
, instead of the desired /opt/ros/groovy/share/libfreenect
. That had the unexpected effect of hiding all the wet Groovy packages, since package.xml
is never resolved in a package subdirectory.
Fortunately, this only affected the two of us, because we had installed ros-groovy-libfreenect from the ros-shadow-fixed repository. We will release a fix shortly.