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[CI] Add ABI check for rolling #1300
[CI] Add ABI check for rolling #1300
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I would say that is almost the same if we use We don't have an ABI check for rolling since it takes a long and it is not necessary there. We can break ABI in rolling without any considerations. So I would keep it out. |
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I don't think we need this changes here.
The only thing why it could be useful is to see if a PR can/should be backported. If it breaks ABI on rolling, probably not. |
I think we should decide that base don functionality. Breaking ABI on rolling doesn't tell us much about ABI in |
sure. it would be only a little help, if it breaks already on rolling, it breaks for sure on the others. |
That is my point: not necessary. We could have already broken ABI on @bmagyar what do you think? If you want just merge it |
Is there any particular reason why there is no ABI check workflow for rolling?
Furthermore, within ros2_controllers repo we test against
ROS_REPO: testing
. Which is the correct one here?