For a service to work, an .srv file must first be created. This states the data type for the request and response of the ROS service. For an Arduino server, there must also be a corresponding header ...

Unless you live off-the-grid and have abundant free electricity, leaving your rig on while you go away on trips is hardly economic. So if you’re like [Josh Forwood] and you happen to use a remote ...

and I tested it from command line with: ./arduino-language-server -cli-config /Users/ubaldot/Library/Arduino15/arduino-cli.yaml -cli /opt/homebrew/bin/arduino-cli ...

Unless you live off-the-grid and have abundant free electricity, leaving your rig on while you go away on trips is hardly economic. So if you’re like [Josh Forwood] and you happen to use a remote ...