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aero on melodic #400
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Tests were passed at that time (March 13?) |
tests do not pass at 1.0.0, test pass at 0.10.8 |
Did you try MoveIt release 1.0.1? This includes moveit/moveit#1382. If you still have issues with MoveIt > 0.10.8, please perform a git bisect to narrow down the offending commit. |
@rhaschke The error is something like 'double free' |
@sasabot, I tried to replicate your issue locally, but you need to provide more information: |
@rhaschke We tested it by git bisect with The difficult point for building aero-ros-pkg are, at first you should build aero_description
https://gist.github.com/YoheiKakiuchi/941d2eff594249da4950e1a2f7f45c1f#file-dockerfile-melodic-L34 after that, you should ./setup.sh typeF in aero_desctiption then you build aero_samples and run |
@YoheiKakiuchi, these steps I already managed. However, running Other than this, I don't get any output or CPU activity. Is this intended? |
@YoheiKakiuchi @rhaschke Thank you for investigating. |
Thanks for this hint. Now I the following are reported on the command line:
You should fix your .srdf file(s) to handle them. |
I was able to track down the issue: it's related to the two mimic joints in your "leg". I will file a PR for MoveIt to fix it. |
@YoheiKakiuchi, can you confirm that moveit/moveit#1490 resolves your issue? |
I checked moveit demo.launch , so error and segfault on melodic.
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I'd like to know if anyone has succeeded or encountered similar issues.
It seems that the functions around MoveIt crashes with melodic (cannot proceed the setLifter test in fullbody_test). Probably has something to do with the Affine to Isometry update.
Below is a temporary not so splendid solution that avoids the problem but does not solve the problem.
Thanks.
[update] seems it was not the problem of using Isometry, but something due to moveit above version 1.0 (not sure what though)
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