Mike Purvis

Yeah, it works. With catkin_tools 0.4.4, from a ros_base source workspace: ``` $ catkin build ------------------------------------------------------------------ Profile: default Extending: None Workspace: /Users/mikepurvis/ros_base_ws ------------------------------------------------------------------ Source Space: [exists] /Users/mikepurvis/ros_base_ws/src Log Space: [missing]...

I don't think there's really any sane way to support this. Each package needs an environment to build in, and in `--install` mode, that environment is the environment of the...

Docs here: https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.7/manual/cmake-server.7.html My main concern with it is that catkin_tools is heavily dependent on being able to not just build but also _configure_ multiple packages in parallel— that's kind...

I think you'd still need something within catkin_tools that lets you map package names to cmake server sockets/ports/pids/whatever. Kind of along the lines of #465, it would be great if...

Okay, I got Travis working again— here's an example build: https://travis-ci.org/mikepurvis/ros-install-osx/builds/290707198 It took 43 minutes, and that was _only_ to install dependencies and build the 68 packages that make up...

Closed via #112.

For the ROS stuff itself, just delete `/opt/ros` and `/etc/ros`. Cleaning up Homebrew is a trickier story. TBH you'd probably be best off nuking your Homebrew installation and just starting...

Looks fantastic, thank you very much for getting this all into one place!

Everything that installs a script using `catkin_install_python` will be fine, but usage of that is not universal, as you've discovered. Certainly it would be great to push fixes into the...

PR up for spawn_model: https://github.com/ros-simulation/gazebo_ros_pkgs/pull/621