LowPolyDioramaJam2016 - Entry Mac OS
Hi all,
For context: I have been trying to build dashing on mac os Mojave. There have been a lot of issues, but in the end I managed to colcon build through. During this process, I had to COLCON_IGNORE some packages, i.e., 'qt_gui_cpp', 'rqt_gui_cpp', 'rosbag2_storage_evaluation', 'system_tests/test_quality_of_service'. I could not get these packages compiled for some reasons..
Now every time, when I use ros2, it throws several complains that it failed to load some entry points. For instance, if I just typed in ros2, then the complain looks like the following. I checked and could find the mentioned libs in the correct path, but somehow it failed to load.. (the troubleshooting page does not have any useful hint for my issue):
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Also, when I try to open rviz2, I got the following errors, then rivz2 crashed.
I really appreciate it, if someone has an Idea what would be the cause of this issue.
Kind regards, BN87.
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