Jonathan Bohren
Jonathan Bohren
How about: ``` catkin build --continue-on-failure --catkin-make-args tests ```
Unfortunately, you can't store environment variables in a profile.
Generating project files is something that CMake does. What `catkin_tools` should be responsible for is generating "workspace" files such as `.xcworkspace` files for Xcode and top-level projects with subprojects for...
> Essentially, when one library or executable brakes I want to be able to generate an xcode project that can attach with the debugger and corresponding source code so I...
@ahundt Any interest in looking into what it would take to generate `.xcworkspace` files for an entire workspace? I'm not familiar at all with the file format.
> Looks like there is a project to do just this called cocoapods/xcodeproj. pro: already implemented and can be used as a reference. con: it is in ruby I don't...
@drewm1980 Were you able to get this working or can you still reproduce the problem?
The positional arguments to `catkin build` are _package names_, unlike `catkin_make` where they are _target names_. To pass a target name to `make` via `catkin build`, you're correct in using...
As an aside, `roslint` has unfortunately been designed to accommodate `catkin_make`'s merged devel pattern, which is why it needs to create targets with the package name in them.
> However, it would be nice if a more convenient way of running roslint would be added eventually, don't you agree? Absolutely. Until that point, however, feel free to add...