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Readme doesn't mention VS Code setup for windows users anywhere at the moment. Probably not super important, but should be an easy addition. Some instructions are here: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/wsl
Also, WSL had issues where block pasting commands into the shell would not work properly; commands after the first would have the first letter or so deleted. Not sure if that was an issue specific to my installation or not, but I believe it was worse following sudo commands because of the required password input. Maybe add a note add the beginning of the environment setup? The ROS Humble installation instructions have blocks of commands so splitting the command blocks in our own readme won't solve much.
Lastly, rosdep wasn't installed by the time I ran the update_dependencies script. Might be to do with the instructions, might have been user error due to the block execution issue I was having, not sure.
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Readme doesn't mention VS Code setup for windows users anywhere at the moment. Probably not super important, but should be an easy addition. Some instructions are here: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/wsl
Also, WSL had issues where block pasting commands into the shell would not work properly; commands after the first would have the first letter or so deleted. Not sure if that was an issue specific to my installation or not, but I believe it was worse following sudo commands because of the required password input. Maybe add a note add the beginning of the environment setup? The ROS Humble installation instructions have blocks of commands so splitting the command blocks in our own readme won't solve much.
Lastly, rosdep wasn't installed by the time I ran the update_dependencies script. Might be to do with the instructions, might have been user error due to the block execution issue I was having, not sure.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: