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I faced a similar issue. Now just to cross-check 1. Add 'source /opt/ros/groovy/setup.bash' to your ~/.bashrc file and re-start your terminal. 2. Issue the command 'bash' 3. Delete the catkin workspace folder you created earlier. 4. Use the command to create a catkin workspace The folders src, devel and build should be created. 5. Issue the command source devel/setup.bash 6. Then get inside src and try to create the package.
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I faced a similar issue. Now just to cross-check
1. Add 'source /opt/ros/groovy/setup.bash' /opt/ros/<groovy>/setup.bash' to your ~/.bashrc file and re-start your terminal. (Of course, <groovy> should be replaced by your ROS distro without the angled brackets)
2. Issue the command 'bash'
3. Delete the catkin workspace folder you created earlier.
4. Use the command to create a catkin workspace
The folders src, devel and build should be created.
5. Issue the command source devel/setup.bash
6. Then get inside src and try to create the package.
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I faced a similar issue. Now just to cross-check
1. Add 'source /opt/ros/<groovy>/setup.bash' to your ~/.bashrc file and re-start your terminal. (Of course, <groovy> should be replaced by your ROS distro without the angled brackets)
brackets)
2. Issue the command 'bash'
'bash'
3. Delete the catkin workspace folder you created earlier.
earlier.
4. Use the command to create a catkin workspace
workspace
The folders src, devel and build should be created.
5. Issue the command source devel/setup.bash
devel/setup.bash
6. Then get inside src and try to create the package.
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I faced a similar issue. Now just to cross-check
1. Add 'source /opt/ros/<groovy>/setup.bash' to your ~/.bashrc file and re-start your terminal. (Of course, <groovy> should be replaced by your ROS distro without the angled brackets)
2. Issue the command 'bash'
3. Delete the catkin workspace folder you created earlier. earlier
4. Use the command to create a new catkin workspace
The folders src, devel and build should be created.
present
5. Issue the command source devel/setup.bash
6. Then get inside src and try to create the package.
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