Use message_filters hpp headers - #1148
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This upstreams RoboStack build fix patch/ros-rolling-turtlebot3-node.win.patch. Best guess rationale: the message_filters C++ headers are provided as .hpp in current ROS 2. Including the .hpp headers avoids relying on deprecated .h compatibility headers and keeps turtlebot3_node aligned with Rolling dependencies. Signed-off-by: Tobias Fischer <info@tobiasfischer.info>
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This pull request updates the include headers in odometry.hpp to use the .hpp extension instead of .h for message_filters dependencies. There are no review comments, so I have no feedback to provide.
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Pull request overview
Updates turtlebot3_node’s odometry header to include the current ROS 2 message_filters C++ headers (.hpp) rather than relying on legacy/deprecated .h compatibility headers, aligning the node with Rolling dependency packaging.
Changes:
- Switch
message_filtersincludes inodometry.hppfrom.hto.hppvariants to match current ROS 2 header layout.
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FYI @wep21 and @traversaro: this upstreams a RoboStack downstream patch tracked in RoboStack/robostack.github.io#16. |
This is part of an effort to contribute RoboStack downstream patches back upstream.
Origin: patch/ros-rolling-turtlebot3-node.win.patch, authored by Daisuke Nishimatsu.
Best-guess rationale: the message_filters C++ headers are provided as .hpp in current ROS 2. Including the .hpp headers avoids relying on deprecated .h compatibility headers and keeps turtlebot3_node aligned with Rolling dependencies.