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dashing v0.7.9 rclpy incompatible with python 3.5 #481

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ghost opened this issue Dec 12, 2019 · 4 comments
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dashing v0.7.9 rclpy incompatible with python 3.5 #481

ghost opened this issue Dec 12, 2019 · 4 comments
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ghost commented Dec 12, 2019

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Required Info:

  • Operating System:
    • Debian 9
  • Installation type:
    • from source
  • Version or commit hash:
    • dashing (rclpy 0.7.9)
  • DDS implementation:
    • Fast-RTPS
  • Client library (if applicable):
    • rclpy

Steps to reproduce issue

  1. Follow the instruction (https://index.ros.org/doc/ros2/Installation/Dashing/Linux-Development-Setup/) to setup ros2_dashing on Debian 9
  2. run ros2 topic list

Expected behavior

expected output:

/parameter_events
/rosout

Actual behavior

actual output:

Failed to load entry point 'send_goal': invalid syntax (client.py, line 299)
Failed to load entry point 'list': invalid syntax (client.py, line 299)
Failed to load entry point 'info': invalid syntax (client.py, line 299)
Failed to load entry point 'show': invalid syntax (client.py, line 299)
/parameter_events
/rosout

Additional information

Actually, it's because the commit #474 #475, which use python 3.6 way to format string, and it's incompatible with python 3.5.

@nuclearsandwich
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@jacobperron can you please update #475 so it is python3.5 compatible?

@jacobperron
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Yep, on it. I'll have to keep that in mind next time I backport to Dashing.

@jacobperron
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Should be resolved by #483

@nuclearsandwich
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0.7.10 is now released and is heading to the buildfarm. Thanks for reporting this!

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