Dustin Spicuzza
Dustin Spicuzza
This seems like a bad idea, aren't there assumptions elsewhere that this would break?
> Is deploying in queue something we want to punish teams for? In short, yes. Teams really shouldn't be deploying code in queue without testing it. These sorts of errors...
> I agree with the idea of "teams shouldn't deploy in queue" That isn't what I said. I said "Teams really shouldn't be deploying code in queue without testing it"....
Here's a patch that should address all the issues: ```patch diff -ur orig/AHRS.cpp patched/AHRS.cpp --- orig/AHRS.cpp 2022-01-06 14:18:30.000000000 -0500 +++ patched/AHRS.cpp 2022-02-24 00:42:06.632824071 -0500 @@ -514,6 +514,20 @@ SerialInit(serial_port_id, SerialDataType::kProcessedData,...
@kauailabs RobotPy compiles navx for Linux/Windows/OSX all using github actions -- I've been pretty happy with it compared to other CI solutions I've used in the past. Since you're completely...
Also, it's a bit strange anyways, why is that wait there? Seems like you would want to use spi.transaction, right?
I noted in #50 that https://github.com/containerd/console has a console implementation for Windows. There's quite a bit of overlap with this library -- so it might be worth borrowing from that...
**TL;DR**: it's definitely possible, but it sucks and would need a bunch of integration work + testing I played with this a bunch on Linux today, here's what I've found...
@native-api I would like to use a library that is written using OpenCV/C++ from python. Not duplicating a ton of carefully written C++ code seems like a **huge** gain to...
Yes, I'm aware of all of that. I'd rather use stock python + wheels, I think it's a much simpler proposition from a novice user perspective (though certainly more difficult...