Comment by wdg-5 for You can put a CATKIN_IGNORE file in the package similar...
This worked for me as well. The advantage is that you can use it with catkin build as well! Thanks :)
View ArticleComment by potAito for You can put a CATKIN_IGNORE file in the package...
This is the coolest and quickest way to ignore a package, thanks. Can confirm it still works on Ubuntu 14.10 and Ros Indigo (compiled from source).
View ArticleComment by dornhege for You can put a CATKIN_IGNORE file in the package...
It's not really a builtin, but does the job: `find src -name "CATKIN_IGNORE" | awk 'BEGIN { FS = "/" } ; {print $(NF-1)}'`
View ArticleComment by kalectro for You can put a CATKIN_IGNORE file in the package...
I like that solution but it is missing a way to show all packages that are not being built
View ArticleComment by cubeloid for You can put a CATKIN_IGNORE file in the package...
1st build on ubuntu 14.10 indigo and rviz would not build, so I used the CATKIN_IGNORE and it built and seems to run fine. I copied a CATKIN_IGNORE file, which looks like an empty text file from...
View ArticleComment by askkvn for You can put a CATKIN_IGNORE file in the package similar...
Worked on ROS Melodic with catkin build, thanks. Just put `CATKIN_IGNORE` file (empty file, doesn't matter) in your ROS package. That's it.
View ArticleAnswer by dornhege for Suppose i have one package that do not compile. How...
You can put a CATKIN_IGNORE file in the package similar to rosbuild. Worked for me and is described here: https://github.com/ros-infrastructure/rep/blob/master/rep-0128.rst I'm not sure if this is an...
View ArticleComment by dornhege for I found this procedure to be easier and more...
This will get quite problematic when working with source control systems. They'd either report the missing folder or always restore it.
View ArticleAnswer by kalectro for Suppose i have one package that do not compile. How...
I found this procedure to be easier and more transparent: cd catkin_ws; mkdir donotbuild mv src/package_I_dont_like donotbuild catkin will only build packages located in the src folder
View ArticleComment by KruseT for Like this:# "List of ';' separated packages to build"...
Also, "cmake -L | grep CATKIN"
View ArticleComment by TommyP for Like this:# "List of ';' separated packages to build"...
Well, you have to to --force-cmake and you only have to do the above once I noticed. But it works. How do I list the current value of cmake CATKIN_* variables?
View ArticleComment by dornhege for Like this:# "List of ';' separated packages to build"...
They are in CMakeCache.txt. Not sure if there is a nice method to get those.
View ArticleComment by KruseT for Like this:# "List of ';' separated packages to build"...
ccmake, cmake-gui and such
View ArticleComment by TommyP for Like this:# "List of ';' separated packages to build"...
Aha, "ccmake ." did work if I was in build. Strange I thought I tested that before asking.
View ArticleAnswer by KruseT for Suppose i have one package that do not compile. How can...
Like this: # "List of ';' separated packages to build" catkin_make -DCATKIN_BLACKLIST_PACKAGES="foo;bar"
View ArticleHow to exclude one package from the catkin_make build?
Suppose i have one package that do not compile. How can i exclude that package from the build? is there an easy way to tag a package to not be included in the catkin_make build?
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