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* fix std transform * 100Hz * new ref * no more decimation * clean up confusing maths * static typing * Revert "static typing" This reverts commit 23d87337de648e629fbd35dd8c04a740bbefca47. * 100Hz costs more * move normalization into core * add quat idxs * add big eps * this is not safe in the filter * more sensible * updates to rednose * not tested * normalize in python too * update rednose * nan check * check for infs too * all should be finite * update ref * rednose pr now in master Co-authored-by: Harald Schafer <harald.the.engineer@gmail.com> |
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README.md | ||
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camera_replay.py | ||
compare_logs.py | ||
inject_model.py | ||
model_ref_commit | ||
model_replay_ref_commit | ||
process_replay.py | ||
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test_fuzzy.py | ||
test_processes.py | ||
update_model.py | ||
update_refs.py |
README.md
process replay
Process replay is a regression test designed to identify any changes in the output of a process. This test replays a segment through individual processes and compares the output to a known good replay. Each make is represented in the test with a segment.
If the test fails, make sure that you didn't unintentionally change anything. If there are intentional changes, the reference logs will be updated.
Use test_processes.py
to run the test locally.
Currently the following processes are tested:
- controlsd
- radard
- plannerd
- calibrationd
- ubloxd
Forks
openpilot forks can use this test with their own reference logs
To generate new logs:
./update_refs.py --no-upload
Then, check in the new logs using git-lfs. Make sure to also include the updated ref_commit
file.