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How can I find ROS packages on GitHub? I thought about e.g. using the GitHub search field with something like <package> filename:package extension:xml to search for package.xml files which contain <package> (GitHub syntax for searching code). But I did not come up with a suitable serach pattern so far.
I'm not sure how useful it is (ie: I get way too many results), but if I search with ros filetype:xml site:github.com I only get links to package.xml files, which would seem to belong to ROS pkgs.
Note that package.xml files are also used by some other (OSS) projects.
Yes, I try to find information about automated testing in ROS. Many lower level testing topics are generic and independent of the company I am working for. As everyone depends on other peoples packages (up to the ROS node level I guess) I am planning to share generic information...
... about how to improve reliability (w.r.t. that the package does what it is meant for from a functional validation and verification point of view) of ROS packages in a GitBook . ( wiki.ros.org turned out to be not suitable for me.)
Asked: 2017-10-17 02:27:13 -0500
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Last updated: Oct 17 '17
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