* Adding the new branches info and adding a warning to reflash agnos
* Using more blockquote
* it
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* MADS: prevent `wrongCarMode` from disabling MADS enabled state
Add wrongCarModeNoEntry as a NO_ENTRY event to replace wrongCarMode (USER_DISABLE)
that would incorrectly disable MADS when in the wrong car mode. Provides
contextual guidance to users based on car brand, showing appropriate
instructions for re-engagement without requiring MADS to be re-enabled.
* move down
* warning only?
* cereal SIKE
* remove duplicate
* try this out
* final
* be gone thot
* hhhmm what is this
a little dusty but lets see if we can freshen it up
* some of these
* bye bye
* remove xml bs
* add doc link
* i cant type
* remove patron and old subnote
* remove broken link
* update licensing
* update
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* ui: update names
* Revert "ui: update names"
This reverts commit 313510c8c0.
* gone
* init
* Changed all occurrences of 'openpilot' to 'sunnypilot'
All instances of 'openpilot' in the user interface, documentation, and prompts have been updated to 'sunnypilot'. These changes include source strings, warning messages, and the prompts shown to users. The adjustment is part of the rebranding process and aims to avoid any uncertainty or confusion for users.
* vanish translations
* translations
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* ci: update package management for `ui_preview`
Add `apt-get update` before installing ImageMagick to ensure the package list is up-to-date. This prevents potential installation issues due to outdated package information.
* test commit
* try this
* revert
* Add struct and services
* Proof of concept
* Use vego
* Process replay support
* Fix issues
* Max not min
* Remove print
* Make lag positive
* Points and updates
* Sliding cross corr
* Stuff
* Remove redundant param
* Move to lagd
* Update alert
* Something that works
* Report isEstimated
* Corr field
* Use skimage masked corr
* Fixes
* Move to lat_accel_loc
* Use the delay it in the model
* Mark as executable
* Add 0.2 to initial
* add install line
* Back to 5m window
* Move the import up
* corr window 120
* Show is estimated
* Sort messages
* New impl
* Fix
* Params
* Set initial_lag elsewhere
* Add param
* Rename Param
* Fix type isues
* More blocks
* Masked fft NCC implementation
* Remove package installation
* Use 20hz data and interp the correlation peak
* Move ncc code to separate function
* steering_saturated support
* Constants
* Add recovery buffer
* Fix static
* min_valid_block_count nad liveDelay
* lateralDelayEstimate
* Fix comm issues. Do estimations at 4hz
* Fix
* Display the estimate
* Increase the block size
* Cache every minute
* DEBUG flag
* Add progress to the alert
* Fix crash
* points only in debug
* Fix BlockAverage restoration
* Comment
* Move estimators into estimator directory
* Remove lagd
* Feed only relevant messages
* Rewrite as a set literal
* np.diag with P_initial
* Fix static
* Struct renames
* Update ref commit
* Make it nicer
* Some renames
* Refactor ParamsLearner
* Make it VehicleParamsLearner
* Fix
* Use capnp serialization instead of json
* Fix speed
* Remove redundant comments
* Monitor observed_roll
* Just use init_state
* Comment
* Improve reset
* Set globals api
* Typing for return value
* Redo reset messaging
* Remove usages of math
* Fix process_replay custom_params
* Type ignores for rednose fields
* Remove import
* Reset previous values too
* Update ref_commit
* Revert it
* Bring it back
* Remove more
* Add migration for cached params
* Method abstracting radar tracks in interfaces.py This makes the code more maintainable for future implementations to this file
* Method abstracting radar tracks in interfaces.py This makes the code more maintainable for future implementations to this file
* Add type annotation to params in initialize_car_interface_sp
* rename
* just internal
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* Refactor squash and merge script for improved simplicity
Simplified the squash_and_merge.py script by replacing redundant utility functions and consolidating logic. Enhanced usability by aligning command-line arguments and leveraging streamlined git operations to improve maintainability and reliability.
* Fix argument names in squash PR script
Renamed CLI arguments from '--base' and '--source' to '--target' and '--base' to align with expected input format. This ensures the script runs correctly with proper argument mapping.
* Fix incorrect base branch argument in squash script
Updated the `--base` argument to use `source_branch` instead of `branch` to ensure the squash script processes the correct base branch. Also adjusted the command to include `branch` as a separate argument for clarity and correctness.
* Reset to a clean state after squash error.
Add a `git reset --hard` command to ensure the repository returns to a clean state after encountering errors during the squash and merge process. This prevents lingering changes from affecting subsequent operations.
* Improve error handling in squash_and_merge_prs.py
Capture and display both stdout and stderr in error cases to provide more informative feedback. Adjust the PR comment to include available output for better debugging.
* Refactor PR squash process to enhance error handling.
Modify subprocess handling to use `result.returncode` for error checks instead of relying on exceptions. Consolidate error output retrieval and logging for better clarity, while maintaining the workflow for resetting changes on failure.
* Fix incorrect return in PR processing loop
Replaced `return` with `continue` to ensure all PRs in the loop are processed before exiting. This prevents premature termination of the function and ensures accurate success count reporting.
* Simplify subprocess output handling in squash_and_merge.py
Replaced labeled print statements with direct output of stdout and stderr. This change ensures cleaner logs and remains consistent with the function's purpose of output handling during subprocess execution.
* Update subprocess.run calls to use capture_output parameter
Replaced `stdout` and `stderr` with the `capture_output` parameter for cleaner and more concise subprocess handling. Also removed extraneous whitespace for improved code readability.
* testing moving the squash script given that it's called iteratively and switching branch might miss it
* format
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* Refactor OnroadEventSP structure to contain list of events
A restructuring of the OnroadEventSP structure has been undertaken to accommodate a list of 'Event' substructures. The change is reflected in different files where OnroadEventSP is used. This update allows for more efficient management of multiple events by grouping them together under the revised OnroadEventSP structure.
* Rename `OnroadEventSP` to `OnroadEventsSP` across codebase.
Updated all references to `OnroadEventSP` to ensure consistency with the renamed struct `OnroadEventsSP`. This change improves code clarity and aligns naming conventions across modules.
* Add optional debug logging to schema validation script
Introduced a `DEBUG` flag and a `print_debug` function to streamline debug output management. This replaces direct `print` calls with conditional logging to control verbosity during execution.
Refactor structural validation logic in cereal test
Simplify the iteration over read_instances to streamline structural validation. Removed redundant comparisons and improved error handling to detect unreadable fields more effectively. Updated error messages for better clarity during debugging.
Update build command to include 'cereal' target in CI
Modified the scons build command in selfdrive_tests workflow to explicitly build the 'cereal' target. This ensures necessary components are included during the CI process, improving reliability and consistency.
Added workflow for cereal validation artifacts generation and validation against upstream
This commit encompasses significant changes to .github/workflows/selfdrive_tests.yaml, including the addition of two new jobs. One is responsible for 'Generating cereal validation artifacts' and the other for 'Validating cereal with Upstream'. This includes generating cereal schemas, building openpilot, and running validation schema instances against master. Furthermore, a new Python script (validate_sp_cereal_upstream.py) was also added to perform cereal schema instance generation and validation. These changes aim to enhance the testing process, ensuring schema compatibility and integration quality.
* Relocate cereal validation to a dedicated GitHub workflow
This commit introduces a distinct GitHub workflow for cereal validation named 'cereal_validation.yaml'. This workflow includes two jobs: one for generating cereal validation artifacts and another for validating cereal with the upstream project. Previously, these operations were included as separate jobs in 'selfdrive_tests.yaml'. However, the decoupling in this commit allows for a better organization of GitHub workflows within the project. Additionally, this separation allows these workflows to be individually configured and run, providing a greater degree of flexibility in managing our continuous integration activities.
* Rename workflow to "cereal validation" for clarity.
Updated the workflow name in the GitHub Actions configuration to better reflect its purpose. This change improves maintainability and ensures clearer identification of the workflow's function.
* Add LFS configuration and GitLab SSH setup to workflow
Integrate GitLab LFS handling by configuring LFS URLs and enabling SSH setup. This includes adding public GitLab keys and updating the workflow to support secure connections for LFS operations. Ensures proper handling of large files and seamless integration with GitLab.
* rename
* format
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Integrate GitLab LFS handling by configuring LFS URLs and enabling SSH setup. This includes adding public GitLab keys and updating the workflow to support secure connections for LFS operations. Ensures proper handling of large files and seamless integration with GitLab.
* reset curvature while disabled
* comment
* duplicate line
* fix possible iso violation because it was unlimited while disengaged
* rename so you can't accidentally use
* update refs
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