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add ROS setup and microros local setup to bashrc #392

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{% include first_application_common/agent_creation.md %}

### Add microros environment to bashrc (optional)
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### Add microros environment to bashrc (optional)
### Add micro-ROS environment to bashrc (optional)


You can add the ROS2 and microROS workspace setup files to your bashrc so the files do not have to be sourced everytime a new command line is opened
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You can add the ROS2 and microROS workspace setup files to your bashrc so the files do not have to be sourced everytime a new command line is opened
You can add the ROS 2 and micro-ROS workspace setup files to your `.bashrc` so the files do not have to be sourced every time a new command line is opened.

```bash
echo source /opt/ros/$ROS_DISTRO/setup.bash >> ~/.bashrc
echo source ~/microros_ws/install/local_setup.bash >> ~/.bashrc
```
## Running the micro-ROS app

At this point, you have both the client and the agent correctly installed in your host machine.
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