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hii, can I work on this issue ?
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Looks like there's other resources from Autoware explaining similar things.
https://autowarefoundation.github.io/autoware-documentation/main/support/troubleshooting/#died-process-issues
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Can we tag this as " good first issue" and hopefully someone new gets inspired to do the work?
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Go for it!
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@GauravKumar9920 thank you very much, i will be happy to review.
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Shall, I commit the Tutorial first, followed by the improvements in the future commits. Also any recommendations on which ROS package example must I use to elaborate on this point.
- Provide an example repository with a segfault that users can try GDB out on, and perhaps integrate the backward-cpp interface.
p.s - some general examples have already been included in the documentation.
Yep, that sounds like a good plan.
For which package, it does not matter. It might actually be a good idea to create a ROS package that intentionally has a segfault, so others can reproduce it.
As far as where, I might put it under intermediate:
https://docs.ros.org/en/humble/Tutorials/Intermediate.html
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@Ryanf55 i think this is useful for developers, IMO probably we can move the ROS 2 generic part from Nav2 to ROS 2 doc? So that Nav2 just has a link to that? (Nav2 specific guide can stay in Nav2 repo.)
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Yes, that is what I had in mind.
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This issue has been mentioned on ROS Discourse. There might be relevant details there:
https://discourse.ros.org/t/growing-issue-with-ros-documentation/36075/65
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Shall, I commit the Tutorial first, followed by the improvements in the future commits.
Also any recommendations on which ROS package example must I use to elaborate on this point.
- Provide an example repository with a segfault that users can try GDB out on, and perhaps integrate the backward-cpp interface.
p.s - some general examples have already been included in the documentation.
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Further, under what hierarchy of the ROS2 documentation shall I add this section in ?
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