Rick Staa

Here is another update for the thread. It looks like @Titan-Node's binary is not involved in the crash. After seven days of running without problems, the orchestrator crashed again: ```bash...

I created a post in the Livepeer developer discord channel to ask how I can best debug this (i.e. https://discord.com/channels/423160867534929930/1176444392635121685).

I had another crash today. Since it looks like a permission problem because of a missing mount point, I will try with the `privileged` flag for a while. See crash...

It appears that applying the `privileged` flag resolves the issue. As a result, the problem is thrown because not all necessary points are mounted in my container. I'd greatly appreciate...

+1 This would be a very useful feature.

For me, this problem was caused by having used catkin inside a conda environment. After removing all workspace-related files and deactivating the conda environment the problem was solved (see https://answers.ros.org/question/257331/python-module-empy-missing-tutorials/).

I think this issue in 2020 still contains a relevant feature request. I think having the `xacro:include` take child tags would result in cleaner code. I, however, currently also don't...

I just noticed that apparently, in ROS, noetic cmd line arguments automatically get passed to any macros inside a `macro:include` file if the right syntax is used. With the right...

@rhaschke Thanks for your comment are you referring to the following? > When including files within a macro, not the macro-defining but the macro-calling file is the one that processes...

@rhaschke Thanks for your answer. I overlooked that sentence. I think the behaviour is clear in combination with the sentence I quoted above. Further, I did found out how the...