regarding my previous question (s there an auto complete for ros2 as well?); I've set ros environment/work-space using conda since i've installed it on an m1 mac?
Hi! That's an awesome tutorial series. However I have created multiple workspaces, but as I have deleted them, when I open a new terminal an error shows that the local_setup.bash was not found. How do I properly delete a workspace folder? Thank you very much!
Make sure you wrote the line correctly, could be a typo. If not, then make sure you have an internet connection from the machine where you run the line.
Make sure you have this exact line: source /opt/ros/humble/setup.bash And redo the installation steps before, maybe the installation was not done correctly
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Hi, I'm newbie :)
is there an auto complete for ros2 as well?
regarding my previous question (s there an auto complete for ros2 as well?); I've set ros environment/work-space using conda since i've installed it on an m1 mac?
very good, thank you for your tutorials, lessons
what program do you use for split terminal??
I use "terminator"
tmux also popular one
Really helpful tutorial....🖤
what terminal are you use ?
It's called "terminator"
Hi!
That's an awesome tutorial series. However I have created multiple workspaces, but as I have deleted them, when I open a new terminal an error shows that the local_setup.bash was not found. How do I properly delete a workspace folder? Thank you very much!
Make sure that you also remove the line to source the workspace in the .bashrc :)
@@RoboticsBackEnd Why howewer we need to add these lines for custom ros nodes while the nodes in turtle package can work without it?
Hi, if i want to create a new workspace, do i need to source all my setup.bash for my different workspaces in the same bashrc?
Best is to only source one workspace at a time (I have a video on that, you can search for it)
@@RoboticsBackEndthank you
how do you split terminal like that :D
nvm its Terminator tool
It says unable to locate python3 -colcon-common-extensions
What should I do ?
Make sure you wrote the line correctly, could be a typo. If not, then make sure you have an internet connection from the machine where you run the line.
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bash: /opt/ros/humble/setup.bash: No such file or directory
I'm getting this error
anyone please help
Make sure you have this exact line:
source /opt/ros/humble/setup.bash
And redo the installation steps before, maybe the installation was not done correctly
@@RoboticsBackEndI am facing a trouble. When I type source .bashrc it is saying no such file or directory. Any solution??
@@SarkarAniruddha make sure you are in root folder when you run only 'source .bashrc'. otherwise use from any folder in terminal: 'source ~/.bashrc'.
@@ammaarkhan1856hey thanks for the reply! I fixed the issue sometimes ago. Thanks a lot again!
@@SarkarAniruddha I still have it how you solve it man?