removed packages from blacklist

[kunalsinx]

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[abinashmeher999]

@kunal-iitkgp

1. You need to send a PR against the igcv_nav branch. The travis branch was temporary and I should have deleted it after the PR.
2. Obviously the tests will fail. The names of packages were supposed to be removed one by one maintaining that the builds pass. Removing all at once will obviously show errors. Please see the link that I mentioned in the slack channel or the other PR where I mentioned about from where I followed it. That link will also tell you that rosdep is to be used to manage binary dependencies. Read more about rosdep.

[abinashmeher999]

@satyeshmundra Please help him. You know what to do.

[kunalsinx]

@abinashmeher999 I knew build was going to fail and I was unable to activate travis on my local repo so I choose to send this PR to travis branch.

[abinashmeher999]

So were you able to activate it on your local repo?

[kunalsinx]

yup .... so I just have to check for which packages the build fails and keep them in blacklist ?

[abinashmeher999]

For now, yes. Do that first. Then the task will be to fix their builds and remove them from blacklist. It will be incremental.

[abinashmeher999]

@kunal-iitkgp Use git rebase -i to clean up the history.

[kunalsinx]

will squash them once done with the work

[abinashmeher999]

Till now there are 0 changes right. You want to start afresh. Good to
remove all the commits.

Regards,

Abinash Meher

On Tue, May 3, 2016 at 3:26 PM, Kunal Singh [email protected]
wrote:

will squash them once done with the work

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