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Depend on modules packages only to allow co-installability. #750
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When the rosdep modules package was split in [#731] the module dependencies weren't updated to only depend on modules packages themselves which prevents rosdep modules for python2 and python3 from actually being co-installable. I haven't yet audited to make sure there's no cli usage of these tools in the modules but it's Friday afternoon and I wanted to get this inked before I walked away. When I return to it I'll check for that before proceeding for reviews.
CI won't catch anything here since the modules aren't split for a pip/setuptools installation. A quick egrep for |
Alright a slightly more thorough perusal of the sources leaves me somewhat confident that we're not calling any of the binaries in the rosdep modules sources. |
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Seems reasonable to me. I agree we shouldn't be calling the binaries from rosdep, but you never know. Good that you looked for it.
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When the rosdep modules package was split in [#731] the module
dependencies weren't updated to only depend on modules packages
themselves which prevents rosdep modules for python2 and python3 from
actually being co-installable.
I haven't yet audited to make sure there's no cli usage of these tools
in the modules but it's Friday afternoon and I wanted to get this inked
before I walked away.
When I return to it I'll check for that before proceeding for reviews.