Open bergercookie opened 3 years ago
Have you installed all of the dependencies using rosdep?
When installing via apt, the package dependencies are installed automatically. Building from source in a Docker, will fail to compile without the compile time dependencies, and will fail to run without the execution time dependencies.
http://wiki.ros.org/rosdep#Install_dependency_of_a_particular_package
These Dockerfiles are out of date but both run rosdep.
Have you installed all of the dependencies using rosdep?
I hadn't, no, good point.
However, having installed all the dependencies with rosdep, and having removed the devel/lib/libfetch_depth_layer.so
generated object (so that it creates it again), I'm still getting this error.
I'm using catkin_make
instead of catkin
to compile, but I don't think that difference matters
This is definitely odd. I haven't taken the time to try the repro (but thanks for the steps!)... a stab in the dark is: You could try putting a CATKIN_IGNORE in the fetch_depth_layer/
folder and do a clean build from there.
You could try putting a CATKIN_IGNORE in the fetch_depth_layer/ folder and do a clean build from there.
Sure, that's actually my current mitigation; it compiles and executes the navigation gazebo demo successfully.
When I run the fetch gazebo simulation stack and fetch_navigation/fetch_nav.launch (installed from apt) it works fine. However repeating the same procedure, after cloning fetch_ros (i.e., fetch_navigation) in my local workspace and after compiling the workspace packages with catkin_make, I'm getting the following error when running the navigation (I've the log in this ticket):
To Reproduce
catkin workspace (please complete the following information):
Additional context
Running this inside a ubuntu 18.04 docker.
fetch-undefined-symbol.txt