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Disable warnings after including controller_manager.#8
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potiuk wants to merge 1 commit intoZagitta:masterfrom
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Disable warnings after including controller_manager.#8potiuk wants to merge 1 commit intoZagitta:masterfrom
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any chance on getting this fixed upstream? I didn't look into the causes yet, but I know ur_modern_driver is not the only project that generates these warnings for (apparently) no reason... |
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Those warning options are separated out to #8 pull request so there is no point in adding them here as well.
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Those warnings are annoying, and since they come from ROS include, disabling them in CMakeLists.txt seems like a best approach.