Temporarily redefine some keys for Xenial. #31613
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Ubuntu Xenial is no longer a supported platform for rosdep. While we work with the community to define a recommended path for continuing to use it outside of official support definitions for these keys are being re-introduced.
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Ubuntu Xenial is no longer a supported platform for rosdep.
While we work with the community to define a recommended path for
continuing to use it outside of official support definitions for these
keys are being re-introduced.
It should be noted that these changes do not meet our usual review guidelines as they are targeted at unsupported platforms. In offline discussion with @cottsay we concluded that moving forward will be easier if the community members who reported the impact of these changes on their work were not still trying to juggle various options while we worked.