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Is it possible to add this package as a rosdep dependency #23
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Oh yeah, why not?! I haven't done this yet because I didn't find the time yet but also because I was unsure about the maturity of the tool. But yeah, adding it sounds reasonable. Would you mind adding it there? |
The tool is great, it has allowed us to cleanly test our nodes. One thing that would put it over the top is support for actions. When I get some time I will create a PR for rosdep. Cheers. |
Started PR ros/rosdistro#39892 |
Excellent, thank you @vik748! |
#33 is now merged. |
Awesome thanks for putting in the work, I see how much it involved. |
You're welcome. :) Is it now sufficient to allow packaging as a ROS package? Or is it still a problem that we require ros2-easy-test/ros2_easy_test/setup.py Line 39 in 3d075d1
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I am not 100% sure but I think all the dependencies in the tree should be rosdep installable. I think we have 2 options:
Once we get through this step, I believe the next will be to Release it through the ROS2 buildfarm. Again, I haven't done this before, but looks like the process should be: https://docs.ros.org/en/foxy/How-To-Guides/Releasing/Releasing-a-Package.html |
Well, makefun is a very specific piece of software, so I doubts it's easily replaceable. But at least, it's in the Ubuntu packages, so it is even a bit nice to do (1.) . |
As far as I know, nothing speaks against adding this to rosdep as-is. Contributions are welcome. |
Agreed, excited to see this move along. |
@felixdivo can you bump the version with a tag attached? Make sure the version in the package.xml holds the same version. This can be used for referencing in the buildfarm. |
Thanks @Timple, I'll take care of this tomorrow! |
This has happened now. It is available in |
Thanks you very much. |
I am wondering if it is possible to have this package be added as a <test_depend> in the package manifest. I did not find this package on the rosdep list https://github.com/ros/rosdistro/blob/master/rosdep/python.yaml.
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