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Copy 2023 files #1

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added files for the root directory in the repo

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Without going into the specifics of the PR, the way you have laid it out is perfect. You've got a commit for each change (file added), and it's just the single piece of work.
Well done.

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Is it worth copying over the .github directory so that we have some tests running? What do you think @auscompgeek @fotnitfpro000 ?

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@auscompgeek auscompgeek requested a review from mlists January 5, 2024 04:20
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Running the manual control through a state machine is an abomination and I think it should go too.

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Running the manual control through a state machine is an abomination and I think it should go too.

movement.py is removed, and so is the state machine; the basic drive base teleop control is now in robot.py if that's what you mean.

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Looks good to me. I can't confirm it moves in the sim where I am now, but if it does, LGTM.

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Looks good to me. I can't confirm it moves in the sim where I am now, but if it does, LGTM.

should I try to fix the CI / mypy, I'm not sure what exactly is causing that. The robot does move in my sim.

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mlists commented Jan 5, 2024

I think you are missing your __init__.pys in each folder which is causing that CI error

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can you @mlists , please review and see if it looks good to merge into the main? thanks!
by adding the init.py did fix the mypy issue

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Looks good to me

@mlists mlists merged commit d035e90 into main Jan 5, 2024
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