Add task_name to InitializeMTCTask#31
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Add task_name to InitializeMTCTask#31DaniGarciaLopez wants to merge 1 commit intocaptain-yoshi:masterfrom
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Yes very useful. Just waiting the discussion to see if we could use name instead of task_name. BehaviorTree/BehaviorTree.CPP#901 |
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I agree. I also think using just However, I suppose a change like this would make the btcpp API incompatible, requiring a new version to be released, similar to what happened with the ports order. I think it will take some time to be ready. Let's see if Davide can reply to us, as I haven’t seen him very active in the Discussions tab lately. |
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Allowing to set the name of the task from the tree. Specially useful when you're planning multiple tasks in sequence.