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Publish fixed joints over tf_static by default in kinetic #56

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@meyerj meyerj commented Jul 19, 2016

For some reason the original commit 7d82611 (or a2c021f?) got lost during the kinetic release. The default value of the use_tf_static parameter used to be true in jade and from the discussion in #37 I assume it should have stayed true for all future releases.

The erroneous commit that changed it back to false is 19294fb. There are several other bogus commits between 1.11.1 and 1.13.0 (394bed9...54a8523) which all together have almost no diff except for merged changelogs and appear to be leftovers from a bad rebase session at March 14 in preparation of the kinetic release. I assume most of these commits were never supposed to end up in the jade-devel and kinetic-devel branches nor in the release tags.

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I also created a new merge between the last clean releases 1.11.1 and 1.12.1 into indigo and jade from February 22 as indigo-jade-merge-cleanup in my fork and merged it into the latest jade-devel and kinetic-devel branches. The only other changes beside the use_tf_static default value are some missing changelog entries for version 1.11.0 in jade and kinetic releases and some trailing spaces and removed empty lines. Feel free to pull the two devel branches over in order to document the alternative "true" history and to simplify future Git voodoo:

For some reason the original commit 7d82611 got lost during the kinetic
release. The default value of the use_tf_static parameter used to be true
in jade. The erroneous commit that changed it back to false is 19294fb.
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DLu commented Oct 3, 2016

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@isucan isucan merged commit 07fb946 into ros:kinetic-devel Oct 9, 2016
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This caused things to break for me. The python API for tf doesn't seem to handle static transforms: ros/geometry#117

Maybe the default should be future dating until the python API of tf gets updated?

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