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husarion_ugv_diagnostics/test/integration/system_monitor_node.test.py (1)
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52-67: Verify test coverage for the new message type.The test verifies message reception but doesn't validate the message content. Consider enhancing the test coverage.
Consider adding assertions to verify the SystemStatus message fields:
def test_msg(self): topic_list = [("system_status", SystemStatus), ("diagnostics", DiagnosticArray)] with WaitForTopics(topic_list, timeout=5.0) as wait_for_topics: received_topics_str = ", ".join(wait_for_topics.topics_received()) print("Received messages from the following topics: [" + received_topics_str + "]") + # Verify message content + msg = wait_for_topics.get_message("system_status") + self.assertIsNotNone(msg, "SystemStatus message should not be None")husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/RuntimeError.msg (2)
1-7: Add field descriptions and Header for better documentationConsider the following improvements to enhance clarity and usability:
- Add comments describing each field's purpose and when it's set
- Include a Header for timestamping error states
- Group related fields together
Here's a suggested implementation:
+# Runtime error states for the Husarion UGV +# All fields are boolean flags indicating different error conditions + +std_msgs/Header header + +# Current/Amperage related errors bool amps_limit_active # Indicates if amperage limit is exceeded bool amps_trigger_activated # Indicates if amperage protection was triggered + +# Motor related errors bool motor_stall # Indicates if motor has stalled bool loop_error # Indicates control loop error condition + +# Safety related errors bool safety_stop_active # Indicates if safety stop is engaged + +# Limit switch states bool forward_limit_triggered # Forward motion limit switch activated bool reverse_limit_triggered # Reverse motion limit switch activated
1-7: Consider standardizing state indicator suffixesThe message uses different suffixes for similar state indicators:
_active(amps_limit_active, safety_stop_active)_triggered(forward_limit_triggered, reverse_limit_triggered)_activated(amps_trigger_activated)Consider standardizing these suffixes for consistency.
Suggested standardization using
_active:bool amps_limit_active bool motor_stall bool loop_error bool safety_stop_active -bool forward_limit_triggered -bool reverse_limit_triggered -bool amps_trigger_activated +bool forward_limit_active +bool reverse_limit_active +bool amps_trigger_activehusarion_ugv_battery/include/husarion_ugv_battery/battery_publisher/battery_publisher.hpp (1)
25-33: Consider documenting message migration guidelines.The transition from
panther_msgstohusarion_ugv_msgsrepresents a significant architectural change. Consider:
- Documenting the migration process for downstream packages
- Adding deprecation notices if both message types need to coexist temporarily
- Updating CI/CD pipelines to verify message compatibility
husarion_ugv_hardware_interfaces/test/unit/robot_system/robot_driver/test_roboteq_data_converters.cpp (1)
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58-60: Fix incorrect error message textThe error message in the size check references "FaultFlagMsg" instead of "RuntimeErrorMsg".
if (expected_values.size() != 7) { - throw std::runtime_error("Wrong size of expected_values in TestFaultFlagMsg"); + throw std::runtime_error("Wrong size of expected_values in TestRuntimeErrorMsg"); }husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/LEDAnimationQueue.msg (1)
1-1: Consider enhancing message definition clarity and documentation.
- The field name
queuecould be more descriptive, e.g.,animation_sequenceoranimation_names.- Add comments explaining the expected format of queue entries (e.g., valid animation names, ordering).
- Consider adding a
Headerfield for timestamping when animations were queued.+ # Queue of LED animation names to be executed in sequence + # Each string should be a valid animation name as defined in the LED controller + std_msgs/Header header string[] queue # Consider renaming to animation_sequencehusarion_ugv_msgs/srv/SetLEDBrightness.srv (1)
1-4: Improve field naming and add value constraints documentation.
- The field name
datais too generic. Consider renaming tobrightnessfor clarity.- Add comments documenting the valid range for brightness values (e.g., 0.0-1.0 or 0-255).
- float32 data + # Brightness value in range [0.0, 1.0] where: + # 0.0 = LED off + # 1.0 = maximum brightness + float32 brightness --- + # True if brightness was set successfully bool success + # Additional details about success or failure string messagehusarion_ugv_msgs/msg/ScriptFlag.msg (1)
1-3: Add documentation and consider timestamp tracking.The boolean flags are well-named but would benefit from detailed documentation explaining:
- What conditions trigger each flag
- What actions should be taken when flags are set
- Whether flags are latching or clear automatically
Also consider adding a header for timestamp tracking.
+ # Status flags for script execution and hardware conditions + std_msgs/Header header + # True when a control loop error is detected bool loop_error + # True when an encoder is detected as disconnected bool encoder_disconnected + # True when amplifier current limiting is active bool amp_limiterhusarion_ugv_msgs/msg/LEDImageAnimation.msg (1)
1-5: Add field documentation and constraintsPlease add comments to document:
- Format/path expectations for the
imagefield- Valid range for
brightness(presumably 0.0-1.0)- Valid range for
repeat(e.g., 0 for infinite)- Color format for
colorfield (e.g., RGBA hexadecimal)Example:
+# Path to the image file or image data string image +# Duration in seconds float32 duration +# Brightness level (0.0-1.0) float32 brightness +# Number of repetitions (0 = infinite) uint8 repeat +# Color in RGBA format (0xRRGGBBAA) uint32 colorhusarion_ugv_msgs/msg/IOState.msg (1)
1-8: Add field descriptions as commentsConsider adding descriptive comments for each field to improve maintainability and usability. This helps users understand the purpose and expected values of each state.
Example format:
+# Indicates if auxiliary power is enabled bool aux_power +# Indicates if a charger is physically connected bool charger_connected +# Indicates if charging is currently enabled bool charger_enabled # ... (add descriptions for remaining fields)husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/SystemStatus.msg (1)
1-7: Add units and bounds documentationConsider adding comments to specify:
- Units for temperature and load metrics
- Expected ranges for percentage values
- Expected size of cpu_percent array
Example format:
std_msgs/Header header +# Array of CPU usage percentages (0.0-100.0), one entry per CPU core float32[] cpu_percent +# CPU temperature in degrees Celsius float32 cpu_temp +# System load average as a percentage (0.0-100.0) float32 avg_load_percenthusarion_ugv_msgs/srv/SetLEDImageAnimation.srv (1)
1-7: Add service behavior documentationConsider adding comments to document:
- Expected behavior when interrupting is true/false
- Interaction between front and rear animations
- Format requirements for the message field
Example format:
+# Request +# Front LED panel animation configuration husarion_ugv_msgs/LEDImageAnimation front +# Rear LED panel animation configuration husarion_ugv_msgs/LEDImageAnimation rear +# If true, interrupts any currently playing animation bool interrupting +# If true, animation will loop continuously bool repeating --- +# Response +# True if the animation was successfully set bool success +# Additional information about the operation result string messagehusarion_ugv_msgs/msg/FaultFlag.msg (1)
1-8: Add field descriptions as commentsWhile the field names are clear, adding comments to describe each fault condition would improve maintainability and help users understand when each flag is set.
Example improvement:
+# Flag indicating motor temperature exceeds safe operating limits bool overheat +# Flag indicating voltage exceeds maximum rated value bool overvoltage +# Flag indicating voltage is below minimum operating threshold bool undervoltage +# Flag indicating detection of electrical short circuit bool short_circuit +# Flag indicating emergency stop button activation bool emergency_stop +# Flag indicating failure in motor configuration or sensor initialization bool motor_or_sensor_setup_fault +# Flag indicating power MOSFET component failure bool mosfet_failure +# Flag indicating system started with default configuration bool default_config_loaded_at_startuphusarion_ugv_msgs/msg/LEDAnimation.msg (1)
1-13: Add documentation and type constraintsThe message structure is good, but could be improved with:
- Documentation for each constant and field
- Type constraint for the id field to match defined constants
+# Emergency stop animation uint16 E_STOP = 0 +# Ready state animation uint16 READY = 1 +# Error state animation uint16 ERROR = 2 +# Manual operation mode animation uint16 MANUAL_ACTION = 3 +# Autonomous operation mode animation uint16 AUTONOMOUS_ACTION = 4 +# Goal reached animation uint16 GOAL_ACHIEVED = 5 +# Low battery warning animation uint16 LOW_BATTERY = 6 +# Critical battery warning animation uint16 CRITICAL_BATTERY = 7 +# Battery status indication animation uint16 BATTERY_STATE = 8 +# Battery charging animation uint16 CHARGING_BATTERY = 9 +# Animation ID (must be one of the defined constants above) uint16 id +# Optional parameter string for customizing the animation string paramConsider adding a constraint to ensure id is within valid range:
+# Animation ID (must be one of the defined constants above) -uint16 id +uint16 id # <= CHARGING_BATTERYhusarion_ugv_msgs/msg/DriverState.msg (1)
1-4: Add units documentation to measurement fieldsPlease add comments to specify the units for each measurement field:
-float32 voltage -float32 current -float32 temperature -float32 heatsink_temperature +float32 voltage # Voltage in volts (V) +float32 current # Current in amperes (A) +float32 temperature # Temperature in degrees Celsius (°C) +float32 heatsink_temperature # Temperature in degrees Celsius (°C)husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/ChargingStatus.msg (1)
8-13: Consider adding value ranges to the documentationThe fields are well-documented, but consider adding typical value ranges for better clarity:
std_msgs/Header header bool charging # True if battery is being charged -float32 current # Power supply total current (A) -float32 current_battery_1 # Power supply current (A) for battery 1 -float32 current_battery_2 # Power supply current (A) for battery 2 (NaN for single battery configuration) +float32 current # Power supply total current (A), typically 0.0-20.0 +float32 current_battery_1 # Power supply current (A) for battery 1, typically 0.0-10.0 +float32 current_battery_2 # Power supply current (A) for battery 2 (NaN for single battery configuration), typically 0.0-10.0 uint8 charger_type # Determines the type of charger connection
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husarion_ugv_battery/include/husarion_ugv_battery/battery_driver_node.hpp (1)
24-24: LGTM! Package migration implemented correctly.
The changes properly update the message type from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs while maintaining type consistency throughout the file.
Also applies to: 35-35
husarion_ugv_diagnostics/test/integration/system_monitor_node.test.py (1)
27-27: LGTM! Import statement correctly updated.
The change from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs aligns with the PR objectives.
Let's verify that all related message imports have been consistently updated:
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Import statement correctly updated and consistent across the codebase
The change from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs for SystemStatus message is correctly implemented and consistent throughout the codebase. The only remaining references to panther_msgs are in changelog files, which is expected and correct.
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husarion_ugv_battery/test/battery_publisher/test_battery_publisher.cpp (2)
25-25: LGTM! Include path updated correctly.
The update from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs is consistent with the PR objectives.
30-30: Verify consistent usage of the updated message type.
The type alias has been correctly updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs. Let's verify that all usages of IOStateMsg in the test file are working as expected.
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All usages of IOStateMsg are consistent with the updated type
The verification shows that:
- The type alias is correctly defined using
husarion_ugv_msgs::msg::IOState - All usages of
IOStateMsgin the test file are consistent:- Publisher declaration:
rclcpp::Publisher<IOStateMsg>::SharedPtr - Message instantiation and publishing:
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- The only remaining references to
panther_msgsare in changelog files, which is expected
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husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/RuntimeError.msg (1)
1-7: Verify error state handling across the codebase
Let's ensure these new error states are properly handled in the codebase.
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Error states are properly implemented and handled in the codebase
The search results show that these error states are well-integrated into the system:
- All error states are properly defined and handled in
roboteq_data_converters.cpp - The states are used in the robot driver implementation with proper bit flag handling
- Test coverage exists in multiple test files verifying the error state handling
- The error states are properly propagated through the ROS interface
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husarion_ugv_battery/test/test_battery_driver_node_roboteq.cpp (3)
87-90: Identical type change as in BatteryValues test.
This change mirrors the previous type update from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs.
47-50: LGTM! Verify message compatibility.
The type change from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs aligns with the PR objectives.
Let's verify the message field compatibility:
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Message type change is compatible and correctly used
The verification confirms that:
- The
husarion_ugv_msgs::msg::DriverStateNamedmessage contains the requiredvoltageandcurrentfields through its nestedstatefield of typeDriverState - The test file correctly uses these fields in both test cases (BatteryValues and BatteryTimeout)
- The message structure matches the usage pattern in the tests, where only voltage and current values are set and used
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Line range hint 1-124: Verify consistency of related message types.
While the DriverStateNamed message type has been updated, please ensure that other message types used in this file (BatteryStateMsg and RobotDriverStateMsg) are consistently updated if they were also part of the panther_msgs package.
Let's verify the related message types:
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Message types are correctly updated and consistent.
The message types used in the test file are properly defined and consistent with the rest of the codebase:
BatteryStateMsgis usingsensor_msgs::msg::BatteryStatewhich is a standard ROS 2 message typeRobotDriverStateMsgis usinghusarion_ugv_msgs::msg::RobotDriverStatewhich is part of the new package
No references to panther_msgs were found in the actual code, only in the changelog history documenting the package rename.
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husarion_ugv_manager/include/husarion_ugv_manager/safety_manager_node.hpp (2)
43-45: LGTM! Type aliases are correctly updated.
The type aliases have been properly updated to match the new message package. These are used consistently throughout the class in callback methods and member variables.
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Type aliases are correctly used throughout the codebase
The verification confirms that:
- The message types from
husarion_ugv_msgsare properly included and used consistently - All callback methods (
RobotDriverStateCB,IOStateCB,SystemStatusCB) correctly use the new message types - Subscriptions are properly declared with the new message types
- No old references to
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28-30: Verify message structure compatibility between packages.
The include statements have been correctly updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs. However, since this is a package migration, we should verify that the message structures are identical to ensure no breaking changes.
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Message types are correctly used and implementation is consistent
Based on the verification results:
- All required message types (
IOState,RobotDriverState,SystemStatus) exist inhusarion_ugv_msgswith appropriate fields - The implementation in
safety_manager_node.cppcorrectly uses these message types in subscriptions and callbacks - The header is only imported by test files and the main implementation files within the same package
- The message structures maintain compatibility with the expected usage in the implementation
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husarion_ugv_battery/include/husarion_ugv_battery/battery_publisher/battery_publisher.hpp (2)
32-33: LGTM! Type aliases updated consistently.
The type aliases have been updated to match the new message types from husarion_ugv_msgs.
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Type aliases updated correctly and consistently across the codebase
The verification confirms that the type aliases ChargingStatusMsg and IOStateMsg from husarion_ugv_msgs are used consistently across the codebase, including in:
- Base class
BatteryPublisher - Derived classes:
SingleBatteryPublisherandDualBatteryPublisher - Test classes:
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25-26: LGTM! Header includes updated correctly.
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Message definitions are compatible with the header changes
The new husarion_ugv_msgs package contains the required message definitions with matching fields:
ChargingStatus.msgincludes all necessary fields (header, charging status, current measurements, charger type)IOState.msgmaintains the same boolean fields structure (aux_power, charger_connected, charger_enabled, etc.)
The CHANGELOG indicates this is a planned transition from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs with maintained message compatibility.
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husarion_ugv_hardware_interfaces/test/unit/robot_system/robot_driver/test_roboteq_data_converters.cpp (1)
27-27: Verify message structure compatibility between panther_msgs and husarion_ugv_msgs
The message type change appears correct, but we should verify that the FaultFlag message structure in husarion_ugv_msgs matches the previous panther_msgs structure to ensure test validity.
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Message type change is correctly implemented and verified
The FaultFlag message structure is consistent and the test implementation correctly validates all fields:
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- The implementation maintains the same behavior as before, just with the new message type
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husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/ScriptFlag.msg (1)
1-1: Verify consistent message naming across package.
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- Boolean fields consistently use snake_case naming
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- The
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husarion_ugv_msgs/srv/SetLEDAnimation.srv (1)
1-5: Add service documentation and verify LEDAnimation type
The service structure looks good but needs documentation. Please add:
- Service description comment
- Field documentation
- Example usage
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+# Sets an LED animation with specified parameters
+# Request
+# animation: Animation parameters
husarion_ugv_msgs/LEDAnimation animation
+# repeating: Whether to loop the animation
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+# Response
+# success: True if animation was set successfully
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+# message: Additional information or error details
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The service needs documentation as suggested, and the LEDAnimation message type exists with predefined animation IDs. Please add:
- Service description comment explaining LED animation control
- Field documentation with valid animation IDs
- Example usage showing how to set common animations
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+# Controls the LED animation on the robot
+# Allows setting predefined animations like E_STOP, READY, ERROR etc.
+#
+# Request
+# animation: Animation parameters (see LEDAnimation.msg for valid IDs 0-9)
+# - E_STOP (0): Emergency stop indication
+# - READY (1): Robot ready state
+# - ERROR (2): Error indication
+# - etc.
husarion_ugv_msgs/LEDAnimation animation
+# repeating: Whether to loop the animation continuously
bool repeating
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+# Response
+# success: True if animation was set successfully
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+# message: Additional information or error details
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husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/DriverStateNamed.msg (1)
1-6: Add message documentation and verify DriverState type
The message structure looks good but needs documentation. Please add:
- Message description
- Constant and field documentation
- Usage examples
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+# Named driver state message for managing multiple drivers
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+# Predefined driver names
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+# Custom name for the driver
string name
+# Current state of the driver
husarion_ugv_msgs/DriverState stateLet's verify the DriverState message type exists:
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- Add message description and field documentation as suggested
- The DriverState message type exists and is properly defined with comprehensive driver status fields including voltage, current, temperature, fault flags, and error states
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husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/IOState.msg (1)
1-8: Verify naming consistency with hardware documentation
The field names look good and follow ROS conventions. However, please ensure they match the terminology used in the hardware documentation for consistency.
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- Hardware documentation and configuration files showing these exact terms being used for controlling hardware states
- ROS API documentation explicitly listing these IO states with matching names
- Service definitions and implementations using the same terminology
- Hardware interface implementations referencing these exact states
The field names are not just following ROS conventions but are also properly aligned with the hardware documentation and implementation. For example:
aux_powermatches the hardware servicehardware/aux_power_enablecharger_connectedandcharger_enabledalign with charger control functionalityfancorresponds to fan control documentation and servicesled_controlmatches LED control interfacesmotor_onaligns with motor control systemspower_buttonanddigital_powermatch power control interfaces
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husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/SystemStatus.msg (1)
3-3: Verify CPU core count handling
The cpu_percent array size should match the number of CPU cores. Ensure that the publisher handles this correctly.
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CPU core count handling is properly managed
Based on the code analysis, the cpu_percent array is populated through uprofile::getInstantCpuUsage() which returns a vector of CPU usages per core. The system automatically handles the array size to match the available CPU cores, as evidenced by:
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husarion_ugv_msgs/srv/SetLEDImageAnimation.srv (1)
1-2: Verify LEDImageAnimation message definition
Ensure that the referenced LEDImageAnimation message type exists and is properly defined.
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LEDImageAnimation message type is properly defined and referenced
The LEDImageAnimation message type exists in the correct location (husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/LEDImageAnimation.msg) and is properly defined with all necessary fields (image, duration, brightness, repeat, color). The service definition correctly references this message type.
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husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/RobotDriverState.msg (1)
1-8: Verify DriverStateNamed message and add documentation
The message structure looks good, but there are two suggestions:
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Let's verify the existence of the dependent message type:
-
Consider adding descriptive comments for each field:
+# Standard ROS message header with timestamp and frame information
std_msgs/Header header
+# Array of named driver states containing detailed status for each driver
husarion_ugv_msgs/DriverStateNamed[] driver_states
+# Global error flag indicating any type of driver error
bool error
+# Error flag for PDO command writing operations
bool write_pdo_cmds_error
+# Error flag for reading motor state PDOs
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+# Error flag for reading driver state PDOs
bool read_pdo_driver_state_error✅ Verification successful
Dependent message type exists, documentation improvements recommended
The DriverStateNamed.msg exists in the expected location at husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/DriverStateNamed.msg, confirming the message dependency is correctly satisfied. Consider adding the suggested documentation comments to improve code clarity and maintainability.
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husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/DriverState.msg (2)
11-14: LGTM! Clear and well-structured timeout flags
The boolean flags for communication status are well-named and logically grouped.
6-9: Verify custom message type dependencies
The implementation looks good, but let's verify that all custom message types (FaultFlag, ScriptFlag, RuntimeError) are properly defined in the package.
✅ Verification successful
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All custom message types are properly defined
All required message types (FaultFlag, ScriptFlag, and RuntimeError) are present in the package and properly defined with their respective fields. Each message type contains the necessary boolean flags for representing different states and errors.
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husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/ChargingStatus.msg (1)
3-6: LGTM! Well-defined charger type constants
The charger type constants are well-structured and follow good practices:
- Starting from 0 for UNKNOWN
- Clear and descriptive naming
- Logical ordering
husarion_ugv/simulation_deps.repos (1)
10-13: Verify the commit hash and check for breaking changes
Please ensure:
- The commit hash
9d514a09c74bca2afbfba76cf2c87134918bbf97is stable - The removal of
panther_msgsdoesn't break any simulation dependencies
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The commit hash is valid and the dependency changes appear safe
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- The commit hash
9d514a09c74bca2afbfba76cf2c87134918bbf97exists and is valid in the husarion_gz_worlds repository - While there are references to "panther" in the codebase, they are related to the robot's hardware interfaces and description packages, not to the removed
panther_msgs - No direct dependencies on
panther_msgswere found in the package.xml files or launch files - The existing panther-related code in CMakeLists.txt is for hardware drivers and system components, which are unrelated to the simulation dependency being changed
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husarion_ugv_msgs/CMakeLists.txt (3)
1-6: LGTM: Project setup and compiler options are well configured.
The CMake minimum version and compiler options follow ROS 2 best practices.
8-11: LGTM: All required dependencies are present.
The package correctly includes all necessary dependencies for ROS 2 message generation.
13-31: Verify message interfaces compatibility with existing code.
The message and service interface generation looks complete. However, since this is replacing panther_msgs, we should verify that all message definitions maintain backward compatibility.
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Message interfaces appear to be well-defined and self-contained
The message definitions are complete and well-structured, with no direct dependencies on panther_msgs. The interfaces cover all necessary robot states and functionalities:
- System monitoring (ChargingStatus, SystemStatus)
- Driver states and errors (DriverState, FaultFlag, RuntimeError)
- LED control and animations
- All messages use standard ROS 2 types or locally defined types
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husarion_ugv_battery/package.xml (2)
10-10: LGTM: Minor URL format update.
The removal of trailing slash from the website URL is a valid change.
21-21: LGTM: Dependency correctly updated to husarion_ugv_msgs.
The package dependency has been properly updated from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs, aligning with the PR objective.
husarion_ugv_diagnostics/package.xml (3)
10-10: LGTM: Consistent URL format update.
The URL modification matches the changes in other packages.
23-23: LGTM: Dependency correctly updated to husarion_ugv_msgs.
The package dependency has been properly updated from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs, maintaining consistency across packages.
Line range hint 1-1: Verify complete transition from panther_msgs.
Let's ensure all packages in the repository have been updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs.
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Transition from panther_msgs is complete
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echo -e "\nChecking source files:"
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husarion_ugv_diagnostics/README.md (1)
22-22: LGTM! Message type updated correctly.
The message type change from panther_msgs/SystemStatus to husarion_ugv_msgs/SystemStatus aligns with the PR objectives.
husarion_ugv_manager/package.xml (2)
11-11: LGTM! Minor URL format improvement.
Removed trailing slash from the website URL for consistency.
23-23: LGTM! Dependencies updated correctly.
The replacement of panther_msgs with husarion_ugv_msgs aligns with the PR objectives.
Let's verify that all references to panther_msgs have been replaced in the source files:
✅ Verification successful
LGTM! All panther_msgs references are only in CHANGELOG files
The only remaining references to panther_msgs are in CHANGELOG files, which is expected as they document historical changes. These mentions are part of the version history and don't affect the actual code functionality. All active code references have been successfully updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs.
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husarion_ugv_lights/package.xml (2)
10-10: LGTM! Minor URL format improvement.
Removed trailing slash from the website URL for consistency.
21-21: LGTM! Dependencies updated correctly.
The replacement of panther_msgs with husarion_ugv_msgs aligns with the PR objectives.
husarion_ugv_manager/include/husarion_ugv_manager/plugins/action/call_set_led_animation_service_node.hpp (1)
23-23: LGTM! Verify service compatibility
The service type changes from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs are consistent. The class declaration and constructor initialization have been properly updated.
Let's verify the service definition compatibility:
Also applies to: 28-29, 34-34
✅ Verification successful
Service migration looks complete and compatible
The service definition in husarion_ugv_msgs maintains a simple and standard interface with an animation request and boolean response. No references to the old panther_msgs service were found in the codebase except in changelogs, indicating a complete migration. The changes are safe to proceed with.
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husarion_ugv_hardware_interfaces/package.xml (1)
10-10: LGTM! Dependencies updated correctly
The package dependencies have been properly updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs instead of panther_msgs. The website URL format has also been improved.
Also applies to: 34-34
husarion_ugv_battery/README.md (1)
26-26: LGTM! Documentation accurately updated
The message types in the documentation have been correctly updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs instead of panther_msgs.
Let's verify the message definitions are available:
Also applies to: 31-32
✅ Verification successful
Message types verified and correctly defined
All referenced message types (ChargingStatus, IOState, RobotDriverState) are properly defined in the husarion_ugv_msgs package, matching the documentation updates.
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husarion_ugv_battery/include/husarion_ugv_battery/battery/roboteq_battery.hpp (1)
24-25: LGTM! Package references correctly updated
The changes correctly update the message package references from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs, aligning with the PR objectives. The modifications include both the include statements and corresponding type aliases.
Let's verify that no other references to panther_msgs remain in this file:
Also applies to: 33-34
✅ Verification successful
All package references correctly updated, no remaining panther_msgs references
After reviewing the complete file content, I can confirm that all references to the message package have been properly updated from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs. This includes both the include statements and the type aliases. No instances of panther_msgs remain in the file.
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husarion_ugv_diagnostics/CMakeLists.txt (1)
23-23: LGTM! Package dependency correctly updated
The husarion_ugv_msgs package has been correctly added to the PACKAGE_DEPENDENCIES list.
Let's verify that no references to panther_msgs remain in the CMake configuration:
✅ Verification successful
Package dependencies are correctly updated
The verification confirms that:
- No references to
panther_msgsremain in the CMakeLists.txt - The package.xml correctly lists
husarion_ugv_msgsas a dependency - No references to
panther_msgswere found in source files - The dependency changes are consistent across the package configuration files
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husarion_ugv_manager/include/husarion_ugv_manager/lights_manager_node.hpp (2)
27-27: LGTM! Package references correctly updated
The changes correctly update the LED animation message references from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs, aligning with the PR objectives. Both the include statement and type alias have been properly updated.
Let's verify that no other references to panther_msgs remain in this file:
Also applies to: 40-40
✅ Verification successful
All references to LED animation messages correctly updated
After reviewing the file content, I can confirm that all references to the LED animation messages have been properly updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs. This includes both:
- The include statement:
#include "husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/led_animation.hpp" - The type alias:
using LEDAnimationMsg = husarion_ugv_msgs::msg::LEDAnimation;
There are no remaining references to panther_msgs in this file.
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Migration from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs is complete in code, but repository metadata needs updating
The code migration from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs is complete as:
- No active code imports or usage of
panther_msgswere found - All package dependencies are correctly set to
husarion_ugv_msgs
The remaining references to panther are only in:
- Historical CHANGELOG entries (which is acceptable as it represents the history)
- Repository URLs in package.xml files (should be updated in a separate task)
These metadata references don't affect the functionality and can be addressed separately from this code change.
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Line range hint 1-1: Verify complete migration from panther_msgs
The changes look good across all files, but let's verify the complete migration from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs across the codebase:
Migration from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs is incomplete
The verification reveals remaining references to panther_msgs that need attention:
- The CHANGELOG.rst files still contain historical references to
panther_msgspackage name - The repository URLs in package.xml files still point to
panther_rosrepository
Let's verify the actual code references:
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husarion_ugv_diagnostics/include/husarion_ugv_diagnostics/system_monitor_node.hpp (1)
23-23: LGTM! Message type transition looks complete.
The changes correctly replace all instances of panther_msgs with husarion_ugv_msgs for the system status message type.
Let's verify no remaining references to panther_msgs exist in the codebase:
Also applies to: 66-66, 76-76
✅ Verification successful
Let me verify if these references to panther_msgs in the changelog files are the only remaining ones, particularly focusing on actual code references:
All code references to panther_msgs have been successfully replaced
The verification confirms that all source code references to panther_msgs have been properly replaced with husarion_ugv_msgs. The only remaining references are in changelog files, which is expected and acceptable as they document the historical changes.
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husarion_ugv_lights/README.md (1)
31-31: LGTM! Documentation accurately reflects the message type changes.
The service type documentation has been correctly updated from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs for both SetLEDAnimation and SetLEDBrightness services.
Also applies to: 54-54
.github/workflows/release-candidate.yaml (1)
47-47: Verify impact on release process after removing panther_msgs.
The removal of panther_msgs from the matrix is consistent with the transition to husarion_ugv_msgs. However, please ensure:
- The release process has been updated to account for this change
- Any dependencies on
panther_msgsin other repositories have been addressed
Let's check for any remaining references to panther_msgs in workflow files:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:
Removal of panther_msgs from release matrix is safe and aligned with the transition
The removal of panther_msgs from the release matrix is verified to be correct because:
- The repository has been fully transitioned to use
husarion_ugv_msgsas shown in package.xml files - The CHANGELOG.rst entries in husarion_ugv_msgs indicate it's the successor to panther_msgs
- No other workflow files contain references to panther_msgs
- The release process has been updated to handle only the current repositories in the matrix: panther_ros, panther-docker, and panther-rpi-os-img
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husarion_ugv_manager/test/utils/plugin_test_utils.hpp (1)
33-33: LGTM! Verify service definition compatibility.
The include path change from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs is consistent with the PR objective.
Let's verify that the service definition remains compatible:
✅ Verification successful
Let me generate another verification script to check the service definition structure:
Service definition is compatible and correctly used across the codebase
The service definition shows a simple and standard structure with:
- Request: LED animation and repeating flag
- Response: success status and message
The usage in test files and implementation consistently follows this interface.
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husarion_ugv_lights/include/husarion_ugv_lights/lights_driver_node.hpp (1)
27-27: LGTM! Verify service handler compatibility.
The changes to include path and type alias for SetLEDBrightness service are consistent. Since this is a core component, let's ensure all service handlers are updated.
Let's verify the service handler implementation:
Also applies to: 38-38
✅ Verification successful
Service handler implementation is fully updated and consistent
The service handler implementation in lights_driver_node.cpp and its declaration in lights_driver_node.hpp are correctly using the new husarion_ugv_msgs::srv::SetLEDBrightness service type. All related code including:
- Service type alias
- Service handler declaration and implementation
- Service server creation
- Test file usage
are consistently using the new message type, with no remnants of the old panther_msgs dependency.
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husarion_ugv_battery/include/husarion_ugv_battery/battery/battery.hpp (1)
28-28: LGTM! Verify charging status message compatibility.
The changes to include path and type alias for ChargingStatus message are consistent. Since this affects battery monitoring, let's verify the message structure compatibility.
Let's verify the message usage and field access:
Also applies to: 34-34
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can see the message fields being used in tests:
charging(boolean)current(float)current_battery_1(float)current_battery_2(float)charger_type(enum with at least WIRED and UNKNOWN values)
Let me verify the message definition to ensure complete compatibility:
Let me try a different approach to find the message definition:
Based on the test files' usage of the ChargingStatus message fields and the consistent field access patterns across the codebase, I can generate the final response:
Message compatibility verified through field usage
The ChargingStatus message fields are consistently used across the codebase, with tests verifying all critical fields:
charging(boolean)current,current_battery_1,current_battery_2(float)charger_type(enum with WIRED/UNKNOWN)
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husarion_ugv_lights/test/integration/husarion_ugv_lights.test.py (1)
34-35: LGTM! Import statements correctly updated.
The imports have been properly updated from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs, maintaining the same message types (LEDAnimation and SetLEDAnimation). The changes align with the PR objectives.
husarion_ugv_battery/test/battery/test_battery.cpp (1)
25-25: LGTM! Header and type alias correctly updated.
The header inclusion and type alias have been properly updated from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs, maintaining the same message type (ChargingStatus).
Let's verify that all usages of ChargingStatusMsg are compatible with the new type:
Also applies to: 31-31
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about the usage to ensure compatibility.
Based on the comprehensive output, I can now generate the final response:
All usages of ChargingStatusMsg are compatible with the new type
The verification shows that all usages of ChargingStatusMsg are correctly using the new type from husarion_ugv_msgs. The type is consistently used across:
- Type alias declarations
- Message construction and field access
- Enum constant references (e.g.,
UNKNOWN,WIRED,WIRELESS) - Publisher declarations
- Method signatures and implementations
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husarion_ugv_diagnostics/test/unit/test_system_monitor_node.cpp (1)
Line range hint 65-69: LGTM! Method return type correctly updated.
The method return type has been properly updated from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs, maintaining the same message type (SystemStatus).
Let's verify that all usages of SystemStatus are compatible with the new type:
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about the SystemStatus usage to ensure complete verification.
LGTM! All SystemStatus usages are properly updated and consistent
Based on the comprehensive search results, all usages of SystemStatus have been properly updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs::msg::SystemStatus. The verification shows:
- The message type is correctly defined in
husarion_ugv_msgs - All imports and usages in the codebase consistently use
husarion_ugv_msgs::msg::SystemStatus - The conversion function
SystemStatusToMessageinSystemMonitorNodecorrectly handles the type conversion - No remaining references to the old
panther_msgstype were found
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husarion_ugv_lights/include/husarion_ugv_lights/lights_controller_node.hpp (1)
28-28: LGTM! Verify service interface compatibility
The message type transition looks correct. However, we should verify that the service interface remains compatible to prevent any breaking changes.
Also applies to: 41-41
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the content of the service definition to verify the interface compatibility.
Let me check if there are any references to the old service type to ensure complete migration and verify the message type definition.
Service interface migration looks compatible and complete
The service interface in husarion_ugv_msgs/srv/SetLEDAnimation.srv maintains a clean and compatible structure:
- Request: animation (LEDAnimation type) + repeating flag
- Response: success status + message
- The LEDAnimation message type includes all necessary animation states and parameters
No remaining references to the old panther_msgs service were found, indicating a complete migration.
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husarion_ugv_battery/test/utils/test_battery_driver_node.hpp (1)
31-32: LGTM! Verify message interface compatibility
The message type transition looks correct. However, we should verify that the message interfaces remain compatible to ensure the tests continue to function correctly.
Also applies to: 37-38
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather the content of these message files to verify their interface compatibility.
Let me check the test file mentioned in the review comment to understand how these messages are used.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
Message interfaces are compatible and correctly used in tests
The message definitions and their usage in the test file show that:
IOStateMsgis used only as a publisher type with basic boolean fieldsRobotDriverStateMsgis used only as a publisher type with standard header and error states- The test file uses these messages only for publishing test data, not consuming any specific fields
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husarion_ugv_diagnostics/src/system_monitor_node.cpp (1)
25-25: LGTM! Verify message interface compatibility
The message type transition looks correct. However, we should verify that the message interface remains compatible, especially the fields used in SystemStatusToMessage:
- header.stamp
- cpu_percent
- avg_load_percent
- cpu_temp
- ram_usage_percent
- disc_usage_percent
Also applies to: 47-48, 152-155
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the content of the message definition file to verify the field compatibility.
Message interface compatibility verified ✓
All required fields are present in the husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/SystemStatus.msg with matching types:
header(std_msgs/Header)cpu_percent(float32[])cpu_temp(float32)avg_load_percent(float32)ram_usage_percent(float32)disc_usage_percent(float32)
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husarion_ugv_manager/test/plugins/action/test_call_set_led_animation_service_node.cpp (2)
31-32: LGTM: Service callback signature updates are consistent.
The changes correctly update the message types from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs while maintaining the same parameter structure.
Also applies to: 37-38
101-101: LGTM: Test cases properly updated to use new message types.
All test cases have been consistently updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs::srv::SetLEDAnimation while maintaining the original test coverage and scenarios.
Also applies to: 124-124, 147-147, 170-170
husarion_ugv_battery/CMakeLists.txt (2)
12-12: LGTM: Package dependency correctly updated.
The husarion_ugv_msgs package has been properly added to the package dependencies.
57-57: LGTM: Test target dependencies properly updated.
All test targets have been consistently updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs while maintaining proper dependency ordering.
Also applies to: 66-66, 75-76
husarion_ugv_manager/README.md (2)
37-37: LGTM: Service client documentation properly updated.
The documentation correctly reflects the new message type husarion_ugv_msgs/SetLEDAnimation for the lights manager service client.
62-64: LGTM: Subscriber documentation properly updated.
The documentation correctly reflects the new message types for all subscribers in the safety manager node:
husarion_ugv_msgs/IOStatehusarion_ugv_msgs/RobotDriverStatehusarion_ugv_msgs/SystemStatus
husarion_ugv_hardware_interfaces/test/unit/robot_system/test_system_ros_interface.cpp (1)
29-29: LGTM: Message type update aligns with PR objectives
The change correctly updates the message type to use husarion_ugv_msgs while maintaining the existing test functionality.
husarion_ugv_hardware_interfaces/include/husarion_ugv_hardware_interfaces/robot_system/robot_driver/roboteq_data_converters.hpp (1)
24-26: LGTM: Consistent message type updates
The changes correctly update all message-related includes and return types to use husarion_ugv_msgs. The modifications maintain the existing functionality while aligning with the new message package.
Also applies to: 127-127, 135-135, 143-143
husarion_ugv_manager/test/test_safety_manager_node.cpp (2)
197-201: LGTM: Test cases properly updated for new message types
The changes correctly update all test cases to use the new husarion_ugv_msgs message types while maintaining the same test behavior and assertions.
Also applies to: 215-215, 231-231
Line range hint 197-231: Verify complete transition to husarion_ugv_msgs
Let's ensure there are no remaining references to the old message types.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response since I have comprehensive information about the message usage in the codebase. The search shows that:
- All references to
panther_msgsare only in changelog files documenting historical changes - The codebase consistently uses
husarion_ugv_msgsacross all components - The test file under review correctly uses
husarion_ugv_msgs
Complete transition to husarion_ugv_msgs verified
The codebase shows a complete transition to husarion_ugv_msgs. The only remaining references to panther_msgs are in changelog files documenting the historical transition, which is expected and correct. All actual code, including the test file under review, properly uses the new message types from husarion_ugv_msgs.
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husarion_ugv_lights/CONFIGURATION.md (1)
161-161: LGTM! Documentation correctly updated
The service call example has been properly updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs instead of panther_msgs, maintaining consistency with the package rename.
husarion_ugv_manager/test/test_lights_behavior_tree.cpp (1)
32-33: LGTM! Test dependencies correctly updated
The include statements and type aliases have been properly updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs instead of panther_msgs. The test logic remains unchanged and valid.
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husarion_ugv_lights/CMakeLists.txt (1)
13-13: LGTM! Build dependencies correctly updated
The CMake configuration has been properly updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs instead of panther_msgs across all relevant target dependencies. The build configuration remains valid and consistent.
Also applies to: 41-41, 58-58
husarion_ugv_battery/test/battery/test_roboteq_battery.cpp (1)
27-28: Verify message compatibility after package migration
The message type changes from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs look correct. However, we should verify that the message definitions remain compatible to prevent runtime issues.
Also applies to: 34-34, 84-85
✅ Verification successful
Message compatibility verified after package migration
The message types DriverState, DriverStateNamed, and RobotDriverState have been successfully migrated from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs with all essential fields preserved. The message structure includes:
- Core driver state fields (voltage, current, temperature)
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- Timing and communication status flags
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husarion_ugv_lights/src/lights_driver_node.cpp (1)
32-32: Verify service interface compatibility
The service type change from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs looks correct. Let's verify that the service interface remains compatible, especially since it's used in the SetBrightnessCB method.
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Service interface is compatible with the implementation
The service interface in husarion_ugv_msgs/srv/SetLEDBrightness.srv matches perfectly with its usage in the code:
- Service request has a
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husarion_ugv_manager/CMakeLists.txt (1)
15-15: LGTM! Dependencies updated consistently
The package dependency changes from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs have been applied consistently across all relevant targets in the CMake configuration.
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husarion_ugv_lights/test/unit/test_lights_driver_node.cpp (1)
26-26: LGTM: Namespace updated correctly
The changes correctly update the namespace from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs for both the header include and type alias.
Also applies to: 34-34
husarion_ugv_battery/test/battery/test_adc_battery.cpp (1)
25-25: LGTM: Namespace updated correctly
The changes correctly update the namespace from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs for both the header include and type alias.
Also applies to: 31-31
husarion_ugv_hardware_interfaces/src/robot_system/robot_driver/roboteq_data_converters.cpp (1)
113-115: LGTM: Message types updated consistently
The message types have been correctly updated from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs across all three methods while preserving the original functionality.
Let's verify that all related message type usages have been updated:
Also applies to: 140-142, 181-183
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can generate the final response since I have enough information to verify the changes. The results show that:
- The message types have been consistently updated from
panther_msgstohusarion_ugv_msgsacross all usages - The only remaining references to
panther_msgsare in CHANGELOG files, which is expected - All related code (tests, implementations, message definitions) consistently use
husarion_ugv_msgs - The message type changes are properly reflected in:
- Message definitions (
husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/) - CMake files
- Implementation files
- Test files
- Documentation
- Message definitions (
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Message types updated consistently across the codebase
All usages of the message types have been properly updated from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs. The changes are consistent across message definitions, implementations, tests, and documentation.
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husarion_ugv_hardware_interfaces/README.md (1)
17-18: Documentation accurately reflects message type changes
The updates to the message types from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs in the documentation are consistent with the PR objectives.
husarion_ugv_hardware_interfaces/include/husarion_ugv_hardware_interfaces/robot_system/system_ros_interface.hpp (1)
33-35: Message type updates are consistent
The changes to include statements and type aliases correctly implement the transition from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs.
Let's verify that all usages of these message types have been updated throughout the codebase:
Also applies to: 46-48
✅ Verification successful
All message type references have been updated correctly
Based on the search results, all references to these message types throughout the codebase are consistently using the new husarion_ugv_msgs namespace. The only remaining references to panther_msgs are in changelog files, which is expected and correct as they document historical changes.
The verification confirms that:
- All code references use
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husarion_ugv_manager/test/test_safety_behavior_tree.cpp (1)
34-35: Test file correctly updated for new message types
The changes to include statements and type aliases in the test file properly reflect the transition to husarion_ugv_msgs.
Let's verify the test coverage for the updated message types:
Also applies to: 42-43
✅ Verification successful
Test coverage for new message types is comprehensive
The verification shows that all test files have been properly updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs, and there are no remaining references to panther_msgs in any test files. The test coverage spans across multiple components including safety, lights, hardware interfaces, diagnostics, and battery systems.
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husarion_ugv_hardware_interfaces/CMakeLists.txt (2)
26-26: LGTM: Package dependency updated correctly
The addition of husarion_ugv_msgs to PACKAGE_DEPENDENCIES is consistent with the PR objective.
103-103: LGTM: Test target dependencies updated consistently
All test targets have been updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs instead of panther_msgs. The changes are consistent across all test targets.
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✅ Verification successful
Let me check the content of these files to see if they are just changelog entries or if there are actual code dependencies.
References to panther_msgs found only in CHANGELOG files
The references to panther_msgs are only found in CHANGELOG files documenting historical changes, not in actual code dependencies. This confirms that the package dependencies have been properly updated from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs across all test targets in the CMakeLists.txt file.
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husarion_ugv_battery/test/battery_publisher/test_dual_battery_publisher.cpp (1)
25-25: LGTM: Message type imports updated correctly
The charging status message type has been correctly updated to use husarion_ugv_msgs instead of panther_msgs. The test functionality remains unchanged.
Also applies to: 33-33
husarion_ugv_manager/CONFIGURATION.md (2)
Line range hint 70-74: LGTM: Service documentation updated correctly
The CallSetLedAnimationService documentation has been updated to reference the new husarion_ugv_msgs/SetLEDAnimation service type.
121-130: LGTM: Animation ID constants updated consistently
All LED animation ID constants have been updated to reference husarion_ugv_msgs::LEDAnimation instead of panther_msgs::LEDAnimation.
✅ Verification successful
Let me verify if there are any remaining references to panther_msgs::LEDAnimation in the codebase.
Let me check the actual code files to ensure the LED animation constants are properly defined and used.
Based on the comprehensive search results, I can now provide the final response:
Verification successful: LED animation constants correctly reference husarion_ugv_msgs
The LED animation constants in the configuration file correctly match the message definitions in husarion_ugv_msgs/msg/LEDAnimation.msg, and the implementation in husarion_ugv_manager/src/lights_manager_node.cpp uses these constants consistently. No references to panther_msgs were found in the actual code implementation.
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ROS_API.md (2)
71-71: LGTM! Message type references updated correctly.
The message type references have been consistently updated from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs for:
- ChargingStatus
- IOState
- RobotDriverState
- SystemStatus
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124-124: LGTM! Service type references updated correctly.
The service type references have been consistently updated from panther_msgs to husarion_ugv_msgs for:
- SetLEDAnimation
- SetLEDBrightness
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Message structure incompatibility detected
The ScriptFlag message structure has changed significantly between the packages:
- Old structure (panther_msgs) had fields: loop_error, safety_stop_active, forward_limit_triggered, reverse_limit_triggered, amps_trigger_activated
- New structure (husarion_ugv_msgs) has fields: loop_error, encoder_disconnected, amp_limiter
The test implementation expects only 3 fields and uses them differently from the old message structure. This change breaks backward compatibility and may affect dependent systems.
test_roboteq_data_converters.cpp: Update test cases to reflect the new message structure or revise the message definition to maintain compatibility.
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Verify ScriptFlag message compatibility
The message type change is aligned with the PR objectives. Verify that the ScriptFlag message structure in husarion_ugv_msgs maintains the same fields to ensure test validity.
Let me gather more context about the message definitions to properly verify their compatibility.
Let me check the test implementation to understand how these fields are used in the test cases.
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Based on all the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
RuntimeError message structure verified, minor error message needs update
The RuntimeError message structure in husarion_ugv_msgs maintains the same boolean fields used in the tests, ensuring compatibility. However, there's a minor issue in the error message text that references "FaultFlagMsg" instead of "RuntimeErrorMsg".
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test_roboteq_data_converters.cpp, line 58: Update error message from "Wrong size of expected_values in TestFaultFlagMsg" to "Wrong size of expected_values in TestRuntimeErrorMsg"
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Verify RuntimeError message compatibility
The message type change is aligned with the PR objectives. Verify that the RuntimeError message structure in husarion_ugv_msgs maintains the same fields to ensure test validity.
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Description
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New Features
husarion_ugv_msgspackage, includingChargingStatus,DriverState,FaultFlag,IOState,LEDAnimation,RobotDriverState, andSystemStatus.SetLEDAnimation,SetLEDBrightness, andSetLEDImageAnimationto enhance functionality.Documentation
Chores
panther_msgsand replaced them withhusarion_ugv_msgsacross multiple packages.