add authors/maintainers/licenses to context, which are the default values on package creation #548
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It was added in #548 and at least I couldn't get it to work, not even on the original commit where it was implemented. But since noone complained, I am just removing it.
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It was added in #548 and at least I couldn't get it to work, not even on the original commit where it was implemented. But since noone complained, I am just removing it.
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This PR adds
--authors,--maintainersand--licensesoptions to set the default values on creating new packages.By using this PR, we can use short command line arguments to create new packages:
BEFORE:
catkin create pkg awesome_pkg -a 'John Doe' 'foo@bar.com' -a ... -m 'John Doe' 'foo@bar.com' -m ... -l MIT -c <deps>AFTER:
catkin create pkg awesome_pkg -c <deps>