chore(gnss_launch): added autoware prefix to gnss_poser #283
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Signed-off-by: TaikiYamada4 <[email protected]>
This was referenced Aug 20, 2024
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Description
Following the movement of adding autoware_ prefix to package names in autoware.universe, this PR adds autoware prefix to gnss_poser.
Since the previous PR was merged earlier by mistake and got reverted, I made another one.
Plus, I'll keep this PR as draft because I don't want to make a large movement during the Japanese Obon season.
How was this PR tested?
Confirmed that gnss_poser launches and works as normal with the AWF/autoware.universe (with PR 8323).
(Only tested by aip_x2)
Related links
Since this PR strongly relates to sensor launching systems, this PR must be merged together with the following PRs.