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renaming cfg file in order to prevent rebuilding every time#6
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Thanks @flaviofontana for this fix, I propose to change the header file instead of the cfg file. Do you agree with my solution? #7 |
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yeah sure but then make sure to adapt this line as well |
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Jup, all done here: #7 |
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There is a bug in dynamic reconfigure. If your cfg file does not have the same name as the header you are creating with (Driver.cfg->Driver.h), then the header file is reacreated every time and as a result the node builts every time you use catkin_make
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