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If CTRL+C is used to terminate a launch file that contains wrist_cal_node, the node refuses to die unless roslaunch escalates to SIGTERM. This is quite bothersome when testing some functionality and frequently starting/stopping a launch file.
Below is an example launch file that exhibits this behavior when run (and terminated).
<launch>
<!-- The node that collects images and runs a wrist calibration optimization -->
<!-- In this case, robot_support is the name of the package containing this file -->
<node name="wrist_cal_node" pkg="industrial_extrinsic_cal" type="wrist_cal_srv" output="screen" respawn="true">
<param name="yaml_file_path" value="$(find robot_support)/yaml/"/>
<param name="camera_file" value="astra_camera.yaml"/>
<param name="target_file" value="calibration_target.yaml"/>
<param name="target_mount_frame" value="base_link"/>
<param name="camera_mount_frame" value="tool0"/>
<param name="save_data" value="true"/>
<param name="data_directory" value="$(find robot_support)/data/"/>
<param name="use_circle_detector" value="true"/>
</node>
</launch>
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If CTRL+C is used to terminate a launch file that contains wrist_cal_node, the node refuses to die unless roslaunch escalates to SIGTERM. This is quite bothersome when testing some functionality and frequently starting/stopping a launch file.
Below is an example launch file that exhibits this behavior when run (and terminated).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: