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px4_msgs
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ROS 2 message definitions for the PX4 Autopilot project.
Building this package generates all the required interfaces to interface ROS 2 nodes with the PX4 internals.
Depending on the PX4 and ROS versions you want to use, you need to checkout the appropriate branch of this package:
| PX4 | ROS 2 | Ubuntu | branch |
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| v1.13 | Foxy | Ubuntu 20.04 | release/1.13 |
| v1.14 | Foxy | Ubuntu 20.04 | release/1.14 |
| v1.14 | Humble | Ubuntu 22.04 | release/1.14 |
| v1.14 | Rolling | Ubuntu 22.04 | release/1.14 |
| v1.15 | Foxy | Ubuntu 20.04 | release/1.15 |
| v1.15 | Humble | Ubuntu 22.04 | release/1.15 |
| v1.15 | Rolling | Ubuntu 22.04 | release/1.15 |
| main | Foxy | Ubuntu 22.04 | main |
| main | Humble | Ubuntu 22.04 | main |
| main | Rolling | Ubuntu 22.04 | main |
When PX4 message definitions in the main branch of PX4 Autopilot change, a CI/CD pipeline automatically copies and pushes updated ROS message definitions to this repository. This ensures that this repository main branch and the PX4-Autopilot main branch are always up to date. However, if you are using a custom PX4 version and you modified existing messages or created new one, then you have to manually synchronize them in this repository:
*.msg and *.srv files in msg/ and srv/.*.msg and *.srv files from PX4-Autopilot/msg/ and PX4-Autopilot/srv/ in msg/ and srv/, respectively. Assuming that this repository and the PX4-Autopilot repository are placed in your home folder, you can run: msg/ and doesn't support sub-directories.Check Using colcon to build packages to understand how this can be built inside a workspace. Check the PX4 ROS 2 User Guide section on the PX4 documentation for further details on how this integrates PX4 and how to exchange messages with the autopilot.
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