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While investigating the use of rosdoc2 I stumbled upon the --install-directory command line argument and was trying to figure what it was used for / if it was actually useful to make use of it.
From what I see in the code itself, the argument do not seem to be used. This would be confirmed as well by the replies on #80 .
I see that the --build-directory is being deprecated, should the same be made for the --install-directory?
Or was the argument kept "in the case" it would one day be used?
Extra note, if done this would certainly close #14.
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Hello,
While investigating the use of
rosdoc2
I stumbled upon the--install-directory
command line argument and was trying to figure what it was used for / if it was actually useful to make use of it.From what I see in the code itself, the argument do not seem to be used. This would be confirmed as well by the replies on #80 .
I see that the
--build-directory
is being deprecated, should the same be made for the--install-directory
?Or was the argument kept "in the case" it would one day be used?
Extra note, if done this would certainly close #14.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: