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unable to run an application using colocn-bundle #103
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So those errors are expected because There is a small utility you can download and use to make extracting he bundle and generating the command easier: https://github.com/aws-robotics/aws-robomaker-bundle-support-library/releases/tag/0.0.2 Using this CLI tool you can execute something like |
Running into a similar issue. I am new to debugging a robomaker deployment. I am using the go cli to grab the sourcing commands but when running these commands I receive an error. go cli output: Error: I have also modified the BUNDLE_CURRENT_PREFIX path to be an absolute path (e.g. /home/ggc_user/roboMakerDeploymentPackage/c6ff0c1310a89503df904c7731b74d862796ff67c1974618f449d26a01b29263/) but with the same error message. We are not able to run commands for roscore, rostopic, etc. It seems to me that the path to local_setup.sh is not correct. As this would be, Any debugging tips are appreciated. Also, if this should be posted in a different repo let me know. |
Hi
I am very new to colcon-bundle. I tried bundling my ros workspace with some packages using this article here. The bundle was created successfully. To test it, I copied it to another laptop with no ros installed . I extracted all the archive and when I executed following command:
I got the following error:
and my roslaunch didn't work
Can someone tell me what did i do wrong or how to resolve the error ?
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