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This implies that you don't have gnupg installed, is that true? Your log is very clipped so it's impossible to know, but

This implies that you don't have gnupg installed, is that true? Your log is very clipped so it's impossible to know, but

This implies that you don't have gnupg installed, is that true? Your log is very clipped so it's impossible to know, but

I recommend settling on one ROS release, you'll get the best results that way. However, since the snap is isolated, you

I recommend settling on one ROS release, you'll get the best results that way. However, since the snap is isolated, you

Generally you don't see a src directory in an installed location.

It's hitting the network and downloading stuff at that point. Regarding how much time I would expect it to take, it real

opt/ros/melodic/share/mapping/src/urdf/clearpath_jackal.urdf.xacro seems like an odd path. Are you expecting your packag

Note that snapcraft currently only supports building workspaces into snaps, not individual ROS packages. This is a known

Note that snapcraft currently only supports building workspaces into snaps, not individual ROS packages. This is a known

Yeah the snap tutorial cheats a little. It pulls down that github repo, but then it tells catkin that instead of the sou

Yeah the snap tutorial cheats a little. It pulls down that github repo, but then it tells catkin that instead of the sou

If you're installing the snap to run alongside the rest of the ROS software, on the Jackal's SBC, the snap should "just

https://github.com/user/robot-brain.git is of course not real so I don't know this for sure, but the source for the catk

https://github.com/user/robot-brain.git is of course not real so I don't know this for sure, but the source for the catk

Yeah it does. When you're building a snap, snapcraft needs to operate on a workspace. That message makes me think maybe

I'm unfamiliar with the Jackal. Are you going to be installing the snap on the same machine as the rest of the ROS softw

I see this type of error most often as a result of missing installation rules. Double check that you're actually install

You must have had both the snapcraft snap as well as the snapcraft deb installed. The deb is old and not supported anymo

Wait, that IS the tutorial, no? I just built that and it worked fine. Can you add details regarding which OS/version you

It would be helpful to see the snapcraft.yaml you're using so we can duplicate your results. That tutorial seems to work

It would be helpful to see the snapcraft.yaml you're using so we can duplicate your results. That tutorial itself seems

Can anyone tell me the status of rosdep with regards to ROS2? I'm a little confused by the ROS2 from-source guide since it actually does use rosdep, but only after installing a ton of dependencies by hand. Contrast that with the same guide for ROS1, which only installs enough to get rosinstall files and merge them into a workspace before using rosdep to get all the dependencies.

If you followed the tutorial, you should have confinement: strict, but it sounds like you have confinement: devmode? If

Did you run the sudo snap install bit? Is /snap/bin on your PATH?

First of all, this error is technically a bug, but one you only hit if you're mismatching Ubuntu releases and ROS releas

Not the directory, I'm talking about the part in the snapcraft.yaml. I edited the answer with a clarification.

First of all, this error is technically a bug, but one you only hit if you're mismatching Ubuntu releases and ROS releas

First of all, this error is technically a bug, but one you only hit if you're mismatching Ubuntu releases and ROS releas

First of all, this error is technically a bug, but one you only hit if you're mismatching Ubuntu releases and ROS releas

First of all, this error is technically a bug, but one you only hit if you're mismatching Ubuntu releases and ROS releas

First of all, this error is technically a bug, but one you only hit if you're mismatching Ubuntu releases and ROS releas

First of all, this error is technically a bug, but one you only hit if you're mismatching Ubuntu releases and ROS releas

First of all, this error is technically a bug, but one you only hit if you're mismatching Ubuntu releases and ROS releas

You need to compare your snapcraft.yaml to the one in the tutorial. Specifically, _remove_ the rosdistro option from the

Yes, it's updated. It now specifies a base and no longer specifies a rosdistro, which is the error you ran into 9 hours

Yes, it's updated. It now specifies a base and no longer specifies a rosdistro, which is the error you ran into 9 hours