Blacklist build of fetch_drivers on ARM and non-Ubuntu #202
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This package is only for Fetch Robotics HW
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It is the predominant pattern in this repository to not indent list elements in YAML files. I don't feel strongly whether we should or should not have this pattern, but we should be consistent.
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This has precedent with Fetch's Melodic releases a while ago:
#125
I'm under the impression not much has changed, and that this will avoid a bunch of build failures.
I'll be doing a noetic release of the fetch_ros repo (which contains fetch_drivers) later this week.
Note that fetch_tools doesn't need blacklisting in noetic (it had a missing dependency on debian for melodic, iirc).