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Why is there a leading slash? #128

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maxlein opened this issue Jan 27, 2020 · 1 comment
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Why is there a leading slash? #128

maxlein opened this issue Jan 27, 2020 · 1 comment

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@maxlein
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maxlein commented Jan 27, 2020

When starting robot state publisher with my urdf or also with the MARA robot one, I always have a leading slash in my frames.
Whereas when publishing dynamic transforms via tf publishers I don't have them.

ros2 run tf2_ros tf2_monitor 

RESULTS: for all Frames

Frames:
Frame: /base_link, published by <no authority available>, Average Delay: 0.0310374, Max Delay: 0.337976
Frame: /base_robot, published by <no authority available>, Average Delay: 0.0310414, Max Delay: 0.337976
Frame: /ee_link, published by <no authority available>, Average Delay: 0.0310442, Max Delay: 0.337978
Frame: /motor1_cover, published by <no authority available>, Average Delay: 0.0310411, Max Delay: 0.337976
Frame: /motor3_cover, published by <no authority available>, Average Delay: 0.0310387, Max Delay: 0.337975
Frame: /motor5_cover, published by <no authority available>, Average Delay: 0.0310388, Max Delay: 0.337977
Frame: /tool0, published by <no authority available>, Average Delay: 0.0310385, Max Delay: 0.337976

I found this error through debugging this and this error.

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It's essentially a leftover from the original port. The slashes are removed in #126 .

@maxlein maxlein closed this as completed Mar 21, 2020
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