David Batonda

Issue is still here as of today. One possible work around is to open the file back into mark down mode and then do a regular search.

Hi @yoepav & @0116lhc, The latest Autoware.Universe repo had some package renaming, which causes the rosdep dependency issues you've listed. I've [forked the CalibrationTools](https://github.com/dtonda8/CalibrationTools) repo with the correct dependency package...

Hi @TimDing-aoi, I've created a new issue for [this in my fork](https://github.com/dtonda8/CalibrationTools/issues/1) (it's most likely due to Calibration repos referring to incorrect package naming). If you find out where exactly...

Yes, that pr seems to work. The only issue is that you'll need to switch to a slightly older version of autoware.universe, otherwise the output of `rosdep install -y --from-paths...

@knzo25 Legend! Thanks for doing that. To everyone else looking for a CalibrationTools version compatible with the latest Autoware and matches the current `extrinsic_calibration_manager` docs, please use knzo25's pr branch.

It doesn't seem to work on 2.0 (at least on my end). Can anyone confirm that it is working on? If so, I will look into my installation.

It's possible :) Inspired by [this](https://flaviocopes.com/how-to-add-an-open-in-terminal-icon-in-macos-finder/) 1. Open Automation 2. Choose "Application" 3. Search for "Run Shell Script" and Drag & Drop onto workspace on the right 4. Enter this...