Benjamin Chrétien

@jakeday I see, thanks for the help!

- catkin needs to have `-DCATKIN_BUILD_BINARY_PACKAGE=OFF`, as it's the core package and thus provides the setup scripts. This has been changed manually so far for indigo/jade (so `git checkout -p`...

`BINARY_PACKAGE=OFF` is now done automatically for catkin (https://github.com/bchretien/arch-ros-stacks/commit/845a4af6bb6e13673b74dde7fd3416b53c003438).

@v01d I'm quite busy right now (PhD defense this Friday), and I don't know if I'll be actively using kinetic in the near future, so you can manage the kinetic...

:+1: for aap, I never took the time to do something like that, and that should really help. Does it support custom commands as callbacks? I basically have a small...

:+1: for trying to bring people together and solve this as a community. It's clearly not a task for just one person, and we seem to have enough people to...

Comment from @dirk-thomas on the ROS answers discussion: > Yes, ros_buildfarm would drop the binary packages into an Arch repository (however that looks like). I guess the same server as...

That's right, there are 2 distinct steps: - creating the package description (`PKGBUILD`/`.SRCINFO`), which could be done by `bloom`, - providing binary releases of these packages, which could be done...

@v01d nice, this sounds promising! The script used here is self-contained and grew over time, so it is a bit messy, and it would just be a temporary solution to...

That's correct. Relying on the source tarball from the GBP repository means that people could easily rebuild the packages themselves (i.e. exactly what we currently have on the AUR). If...