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There are still many users of the now EOL Franka Panda robots that are stuck on firmware version 4 and libfranka 0.9.
If it is not possible to support libfranka 0.9 and >= 0.10 in parallel on the humble branch, then it would alternatively be very useful to have a "legacy" branch in this upstream repo to (unofficially) support Franka robots with firmware version 4 and libfranka 0.9 with backports. The tag v0.1.0 is the last one that supports libfranka 0.9 as newer versions are requesting higher libfranka versions.
Could someone create a branch from this tag? My suggestions for naming would be legacy or fer1 for "Franka Emika Robot 1".
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…align-msg-types-to-ros-types to humble
* commit '64a3878a1f924e21f9822803ca173a1d82c4fa2c':
refactor: Moved more of the assign functionality into functions
refactor: Reverted to change to use twist -> now using Eigen::Vector3
test: Added a unit test for the frame setting
refactor: Replaced the Cartesian velocity commands with twist
refactor: Adapted the franka robot state to publish with ROS 2 types
There are still many users of the now EOL Franka Panda robots that are stuck on firmware version 4 and libfranka 0.9.
If it is not possible to support libfranka 0.9 and >= 0.10 in parallel on the
humble
branch, then it would alternatively be very useful to have a "legacy" branch in this upstream repo to (unofficially) support Franka robots with firmware version 4 and libfranka 0.9 with backports. The tagv0.1.0
is the last one that supports libfranka 0.9 as newer versions are requesting higher libfranka versions.Could someone create a branch from this tag? My suggestions for naming would be
legacy
orfer1
for "Franka Emika Robot 1".The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: