Conda operates under the concept of everything must be installed in the venv, and it does not have an option to use any packages installed in the system's managed Python distribution. In other words, conda forces you to isolate your code completely from anything else installed in the system.
If you can't install RoboStsck with pip, then you can try to install everything you need with it (it's dependencies) with pip then install RoboStack by manually adding it to the venv's lib folder..
However, RoboStack's own documentation state that it is tightly setup with ROS and conda on purpose because it is supposed to work without and completely isolated from the use of any system packages
If you can't install RoboStsck with pip, then you can try to install everything you need with it (it's dependencies) with pip then install RoboStack by manually adding it to the venv's lib folder..
However, RoboStack's own documentation state that it is tightly setup with ROS and conda on purpose because it is supposed to work without and completely isolated from the use of any system packages
Statistics: Posted by memjr — Sun Dec 17, 2023 6:31 am
