Solution for this rosbag2 issue which acts similarly to rosbag_snapshot
. It is added as a new package here rather than patching rosbag2
because that's how they did it in ROS 1 ;).
It subscribes to topics and maintains a buffer of recent messages like a dash cam. This is useful in live testing where unexpected events can occur which would be useful to have data on but the opportunity is missed if rosbag record
was not running (disk space limits make always running rosbag record
impracticable). Instead, users may run snapshot in the background and save data from the recent past to disk as needed.
rosbag2_snapshot
can be configured through ROS params for more granular control. The snapshotter
command will run the buffer server and the snapshotter_client
command can be used as a client to request that the server write data to disk or freeze the buffer to preserve interesting data until a user can decide what to write.
$ ros2 run rosbag2_snapshot snapshotter --ros-args --params-file src/rosbag2_snapshot/rosbag2_snapshot/param/multiple_topics.params.yaml (EDITED)
Buffer recent messages until triggered to write or trigger an already running instance.
### Example param file
```yaml
/**:
ros__parameters:
default_duration_limit: 10.0 # [Optional, default=-1] Maximum time difference between newest and oldest message in seconds
default_memory_limit: 64.0 # [Optional, default=-1] Maximum memory used by messages in each topic's buffer, in MB
topics: ["/topic1", "/topic2"] # [Optional] List of topics to buffer. If empty, buffer all topics.
topic_details:
/topic1:
type: "sensor_msgs/msg/NavSatFix" # [Required if topic is specified] Topic type
/topic2:
type: "sensor_msgs/msg/Odometry"
duration: 15.0 # [Optional] Override duration limit, inherit memory limit
/topic3:
type: "sensor_msgs/msg/Image"
duration: 2.0 # [Optional] Override both limits
memory: -1 # Negative value means no limit
ros2 run rosbag2_snapshot snapshotter_client --ros-args -p action_type:=trigger_write -p prefix:=a -p filename:={절대 경로 to bag file to write to} --params-file {path to topics yaml file from rosbag2_snapshot}
ros2 run rosbag2_snapshot snapshotter_client --ros-params -p filename:=new_lighting -p topics:=["/camera/image_raw", "/camera/camera_info"]
ros2 run rosbag2_snapshot snapshotter_client --ros-params -p filename:="/home/user/crashed_into_wall.bag"
ros2 run rosbag2_snapshot snapshotter_client --ros-params -p action_type:=pause
ros2 run rosbag2_snapshot snapshotter_client --ros-params -p action_type:=resume
$ ros2 service call /trigger_snapshot rosbag2_snapshot_msgs/srv/TriggerSnapshot "{filename: '', topics: [], start_time: {sec: 0, nanosec: 0}, stop_time: {sec: 0, nanosec: 0}}"
requester: making request: rosbag2_snapshot_msgs.srv.TriggerSnapshot_Request(filename='', topics=[], start_time=builtin_interfaces.msg.Time(sec=0, nanosec=0), stop_time=builtin_interfaces.msg.Time(sec=0, nanosec=0))
response:
rosbag2_snapshot_msgs.srv.TriggerSnapshot_Response(success=True, message='')
$ ros2 service call /enable_snapshot std_srvs/srv/SetBool "{data: false}"
requester: making request: std_srvs.srv.SetBool_Request(data=False)
response:
std_srvs.srv.SetBool_Response(success=True, message='')