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[ROS2 QoS meta-ticket] Dealine, Liveliness, and Lifespan #680
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I find it pretty difficult to track which pr's are meant to be reviewed together and to be merged together. For instance, have a look at the issues for this feature on waffle.io: None of them are connected (see the connects to feature: https://help.waffle.io/faq/waffle-workflow/use-waffles-connect-keyword-to-connect-prs-to-issues). Here's an example of that: Also, many of the issues/pr's are in progress and some are in review (as denoted by the labels on the issues/pr's). This issue isn't in progress or in review, I just moved it to in progress so it shows up next to it's peers. Waffle will be going away soon, but it's still how we organize these for now, and hopefully in the future our new solution will work in a similar fashion. Aside from the tool specifics, it would be nice to have pr's that should be reviewed and merged together be grouped somehow. I see in some places but not others a |
Hey William, Sorry for the organization difficulties. Outside of rclpy, I think that most of these are pretty tightly coupled at the moment. Here is my initial breakdown of what is coupled and I'll work with the people who opened each PR to get them marked with the proper "Connects to *" syntax. Make parameters optionalNew QoS Features and Events in rcl layerros2/rcl#408 Assert Liveliness Functionsaws-ros-dev/rcl#7 Event Callbacks availableUnfortunately our team cannot change the tags on the PRs ourselves, but I'll make sure that we are active about making a comment stating when a tag should be added/changed. |
The latest update on this is that all of the PRs for the features have been merged. The one feature that was not able to be done in time is Liveliness support for rmw_fastrtps. Liveliness support is currently planned for Fast-RTPS release 1.8.1 and we look at enabling support for it in rmw_fastrtps at that point. The only outstanding PRs are for the demo and system_test packages, which we hope to get merged in after feature freeze. |
Please try to land these as soon as possible since especially the |
@dirk-thomas Both the PRs are in a place where they're ready for follow up reviews. I assumed they would be lower priority for the next couple of days since they aren't blocking feature freeze, but as soon as OSRF has bandwidth to review them again we can get them merged. |
@nburek do we think this ticket is done, or only once we land the design pr? |
Can these be checked?
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Yes - all of the Phase 2 checkboxes have been completed. Nick's on vacation though so I'm not sure how we can edit it. |
I checked them off, I'll have another look at the design document asap. |
I'm going to close this since all the original tasks laid out in it have been accomplished. |
As a ROS 2 developer, I want to have some guarantees on the delivery of my messages and notification of when my system fails to meet those policies. These new QoS settings provide additional methods of specifying the profile for the messages in your system. Additionally they provide a feedback mechanism to know when your specified deadline and liveliness have been violated.
Owner: @ros2/aws-robotics
Exit Criteria
The new QoS features are implemented and available using the rclcpp and rclpy client libraries with either rmw_fastrtps, rmw_connext, or rmw_opensplice.
Tasks
Phase 1 - April 8th (interface freeze)
Phase 2 - May 16th (feature freeze)
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