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change repository root location to root of ros2 workspace #1

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SemvdH merged 2 commits from change_remote_root into install_ros2_px4_bridge 2023-04-11 20:41:47 +00:00
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Change remote root so the packages can be build on another machine. This is done because the Raspberry Pi 4B+ 2GB does not have enough RAM to build the px4_ros_com package.

With the new repository root at the root of the ros2 workspace, built packages automatically get pushed to the repo so they can be built on a more powerful computer, and then the raspberry pi doesn't have to build them

Change remote root so the packages can be build on another machine. This is done because the Raspberry Pi 4B+ 2GB does not have enough RAM to build the px4_ros_com package. With the new repository root at the root of the ros2 workspace, built packages automatically get pushed to the repo so they can be built on a more powerful computer, and then the raspberry pi doesn't have to build them
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