Closed KenwoodFox closed 2 years ago
Does the error show up even if you don't run source /opt/ros2/galactic/setup.bash
in the terminal? (The source command might be implicit in ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_profile)
Does the error show up even if you don't run
source /opt/ros2/galactic/setup.bash
in the terminal? (The source command might be implicit in ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_profile)
Ooh, good question, i can experiment, uninstalling ros2
worked fine, i was able to update no problem after that but it was a tad annoying, i can see if removing /opt/ros2/galactic/setup.zsh
from my .zshrc also fixes this
@KenwoodFox I'll close this for now. Feel free to re-open it if needed.
Looks like its aborting build because ros is installed already? it seems tedious to have to uninstall then reinstall completly on every update, can overwriting be enabled?