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ROSBUILDER

NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
ENVIRONMENT
General behavior
Customizing dh_auto_*
Variable expansions for shell command lines
AUTHOR
SEE ALSO

NAME

rosbuilder - execute appropriate build commands for ROS packages

SYNOPSIS

rosbuilder

[ options ]

DESCRIPTION

rosbuilder is invoked internally by the ros buildsystem. You can use this in your debian/rules with dh --buildsystem=ros .

OPTIONS

-h , --help

show this help message and exit

--sourcedir DIR

root directory of the source package

--search-depth N

limit maximum depth to N directory levels when searching for packages recursively (default: 2)

--unlimited-search-depth

do not limit maximum depth when searching for packages

--builddir DIR

build directory

--destdir DIR

install staging directory (default: debian/tmp )

--install-prefix DIR

install prefix (default: /usr )

--verbose

make verbose output

--detect

detect if ROS packages are to be built

--build-types

list detected build types

--build-order

list packages in build order

ENVIRONMENT

The rosbuilder behavior can be customized by setting various environment variables in debian/rules .

Remember to prefix the declarations with the export keyword, or the variables will not propagate to the environment properly.

General behavior

ROS_DESTDIR

override the location for the staged installation

ROS_INSTALL_PREFIX

override the install prefix

ROS_IGNORE_TEST_RESULTS

do not fail the build if the dh_auto_test step fails for the listed packages. If set to the special value 1 , test failures for all packages will be ignored.

ROS_PYTHON_VERSION

set to 2 or 3 to force the respective Python version for the build

ROS_SKIP_PACKAGES

do not build the listed packages at all

ROS_SKIP_TESTS

skip tests for the listed packages. If set to the special value 1 , all package tests will be skipped. This is equivalent to passing nocheck via DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS .

Customizing dh_auto_*

For the clean , configure , build , test , and install steps, there are hooks to run additional commands before and after each step. Also, either additional arguments can be passed to the dh_auto_* helpers or the whole step can be replaced by a different command.
ROS_
step _ARGS

pass additional arguments to a dh step. The placeholder step stands for one of CONFIGURE, BUILD, TEST, INSTALL, or CLEAN, all in upper-case.

ROS_ step _ type _ARGS

pass additional arguments to a dh step, but only for packages with a particular build type. Known build types are AMENT_CMAKE, AMENT_PYTHON, CATKIN, and CMAKE.

ROS_ step _WRAPPER

wrap a dh step with another command, i.e., prepend the command line with the given command and its arguments. The wrapper command is expected to execute the remainder of its arguments. An example for a wrapper is xvfb-run , which can be used to run tests in a virtual X server.

ROS_ step _ type _WRAPPER

wrap a dh step with another command, but only for a particular build type.

ROS_EXECUTE_BEFORE_ step

execute additional commands before a dh step. The value is subject to some variable expansion (see below) and treated as shell command line.

ROS_EXECUTE_AFTER_ step

execute additional commands before a dh step

ROS_EXECUTE_BEFORE_ step _ type

execute additional commands before a dh step for packages of build type type .

ROS_EXECUTE_AFTER_ step _ type

execute additional commands after a dh step for packages of build type type .

ROS_EXECUTE_CUSTOM_ step

replace the dh step by a custom shell command line. This will replace the entire command line, so any COMMAND_PREFIX will be ignored as well.

ROS_EXECUTE_CUSTOM_ step _ type

replace the dh step for packages of build type type by a custom shell command line. This will replace the entire command line, so any WRAPPER will be ignored as well.

Variable expansions for shell command lines

rosbuilder supports a few placeholders in custom command lines. All values will be quoted as required to prevent spurious shell expansions.

{dir}

the source directory of the currently processed ROS package

{build_dir}

the temporary build directory of the currently processed ROS package

{destdir}

the location for the staged installation

{homedir}

the temporary directory that is used for ROS_HOME during building and testing

{package}

the name of the currently processed ROS package

{package!id}

the sanitized package name, suitable for use as variable identifier

{version}

the version number of the currently procssed ROS package

{build_type}

the build type of the currently processed ROS package

{prefix}

the install prefix

AUTHOR

The dh-ros helper and rosbuilder was written by Timo Rรถhling for Debian.

SEE ALSO

debhelper (7)