* see if this works at all
* can revert this
* think adding a no entry conditionally is nicer
* then we can revert this
* 0 makes more sense
* Revert "0 makes more sense"
This reverts commit efc89e8a2389ef58fbc0cec0a2872d24db524867.
* gm CC uses > 70
* bump cereal
* comment
* test on Honda
* whoops
* works
* add exception with todo
* moved button enable events to controlsd
* get rid of that
get rid of that
* different values for now
* car interfaces add enable event, controlsd can block it
* Regen and update refs
* delete if not set
* One place
one place
* regen routes are uninitialized first few frames
* Trim start of segment so it's like original segment
* stash
* regen
* not working
* clean up
* more cleanup
* revert
* bump ceral
* actually check resume button
* whoops
* pcmCruise cars don't use setSpeed, so we're good
* engage correctly in sim
* Update ref_commit
* Update refs
old-commit-hash: 5ed587ebeff24bacf70c44879616c51756730bba
* push
* do process replay
* commit
* update refs
* clean up
* clean up controlsd
* clean up controlsd
* Add assert
* debubuggier param name
* can be peristent
* Revert "can be peristent"
This reverts commit 6e6d3f6423c26a202623cef728e038259e9e46cd.
* Update selfdrive/test/process_replay/process_replay.py
old-commit-hash: 87ca42e993f1cc96cc313e33b3c538143e0a737c
* Don't set lane change events if we're not able to steer.
* more specific variable name
* update process replay socket config
Co-authored-by: Adeeb Shihadeh <adeebshihadeh@gmail.com>
old-commit-hash: 5b1ba4f1357ac7f385ee47c78b38cfb81bef42ab
* prereq for matching speeds shown on cars dash
* also handle fallback in the ui for replay
* update translations
* update ref
old-commit-hash: c3e95d5e194be9d445f54661d0ae0f0612db6a62
* process replay: ensure enabled for significant amount of time
* update refs
* 10s is reasonable
old-commit-hash: 2ae52e9b2218c23d4c80b36fb0b50387b6ecdd8f
* always log leads, we hide them in ui
* only spam resume when future is > vEgoStarting
* do rest but vw
* vw
* remove comments
* rename to resume
* maintain original button msg rate
* mazda: ensure no resume if cancelling
* same for non-HDA2
* Always run planner if not opLong
* try 0.2
* 0.1 should be pretty safe
* add test for resuming
* fix test
* stricter test, speeds[-1] is 0.14 when starting here
* no walrus
* fixup mazda cc
* remove extra import
old-commit-hash: fd2de54172b4a76f2ab8ac5d8f8eca5c41739351
* get_fw_versions returns all fw versions with request's brand
* keep track of everything received
* debug
* need to regen or write a hack in build_fw_dict
* to be safe, still replace old responses within same brands (hyundai responds to two queries, can fix later)
to be safe, still replace old responses within same brands (hyundai responds to two queries, can fix later)
* update test_fw_query_on_routes
* clean up
* better name
* slightly cleaner
* fix test_startup unit test
del
* fix imports
* fix test_fw_fingerprint
fix test_fw_fingerprint
fix
* fingerprint on all FW_VERSIONS, not just brands with requests
* support old routes in test_fw_query_on_routes
* regen and update refs
* similar function style to before
* better comment
* space
switch name
* try to exact match first
* useless else
* fix debug script
* simpler dictionary
* bump cereal to master
old-commit-hash: ea241bf3dc1d6dec2610bec9fceb1b8659014436
* More accurate jerk limits
* Min is not - max
For example max_curvature_rate can be negative.
* reduce diff
old-commit-hash: b941b39c56db2d9d7f756cb0949ef6a7cf61774a
* update names + notes for MPC outputs
"current_curvature" is not the correct description of what the MPC is outputting in it's curvature_ego state.
The MPC is integrating it's free variable, curvature_rate, such that curvature[0] is actually the desired_curvature before any delay.
inversely: the curvature_rate_desired is the desired rate of change to the setpoint and not the actual curvature rate.
If we were to set the initial curvature = measured curvature in the MPC initiation these names would be correct.
This was possibly how it was initially set up but the nomenclature here is now confusing.
* more notes
* match
* Clarify #1
old-commit-hash: b215d611b1adf5ea2b93e6628936f2e73539f34f
* Set good torque using torque controller tuning
* should be equal to
* save lateral accel to car params
* use maxLateralAccel
* always
* same convention
* nan will always evaluate to false
* The great good torque purge
* adjust default friction
* Add data for more cars
* adjust name
* Welcome back, guys. Only adjust good torque if maxLatAccel is set
* Update refs (1.7 is 1.7000001...)
old-commit-hash: c6bc03311c04bec31677170782d5f3e1f404c2a7
* simulator: support running wide camera only
* proper frame id
* use param name that makes more sense
* do some cleanup
* Update tools/sim/bridge.py
Co-authored-by: Willem Melching <willem.melching@gmail.com>
old-commit-hash: b5aed2bf6781cd4d74d28f6f44d24737ec08f0db
* use llk
* use steering sensor at low speed stil
* Try more simple
* rm prius tune
* updated ref
old-commit-hash: d708a134bdff9db5cc65491dd9129a709e30ad34
* Revert "Revert torque control (#24565)"
This reverts commit 93f434d047a92366c4ccefeece86fe101ed98d02.
* Move tune out of car specific stuff
* Update ref commit
old-commit-hash: d9289721503976cd99ac90216c502a841988c1a6
* set while gas pressed to resume
* better order
* what was I thinking?
* Update selfdrive/controls/lib/drive_helpers.py
Co-authored-by: Gijs Koning <gijs-koning@live.nl>
* Update selfdrive/controls/lib/drive_helpers.py
Co-authored-by: Gijs Koning <gijs-koning@live.nl>
* only if under set speed
* some clean up and ciel the v_cruise_kph
* clean up
* actually floor
* Should be cruise min
* On phone, will clean up
* Think no floor is fine
* clean up and catch setCruise
* update comment and just always do rounding and clipping
update comment
* flip order
Co-authored-by: Gijs Koning <gijs-koning@live.nl>
old-commit-hash: d3d210c18304e5ce37c844b3efb706b30fee1460
* move to super
* no class variable
* there's CP
* whitespace
* drop CI from latcontrol super
* Revert "drop CI from latcontrol super"
This reverts commit 9218273060ade6431c4fc4c310b27e7e210158b9.
Co-authored-by: Shane Smiskol <shane@smiskol.com>
old-commit-hash: a693b3a26b2dcbd7910e4fa98318f23c13c3d815
Shane Smiskol