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Support negative torque for combustion engine #665

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@ppb2020 ppb2020 commented Oct 3, 2023

Some combustion engine vehicles report a negative torque under braking conditions. This cannot be properly reflected by the current definition of engine torque as it is an unsigned integer.

This change proposes modifying the combustion engine torque definition from an unsigned integre to an integer.

Signed-off-by: Pierre Pierre Blais [email protected]

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erikbosch commented Oct 3, 2023

Based on previous discussions this would be considered as a major change as we change signal type, i.e. intended only for 5.0, not 4.1

No sign-offs in commits, that is why the DCO check fails. I noticed however that the guidelines does not specify that well if sign off should be in PR or commit(s). (FYI: @paulboyes ) But as I remember we have said that it should be in commits.

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ppb2020 commented Oct 3, 2023

I presume that I can add a commit with just a comment, so that the sign off is in a commit.

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Meeting notes:

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Some combustion engine vehicles report a negative torque under braking conditions. This cannot be properly reflected by the current definition of engine torque as it is an unsigned integer.

This change proposes modifying the combustion engine torque definition from an unsigned integre to an integer.

Signed-off-by: Pierre Pierre Blais [email protected]
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Meeting notes:

  • Pierre to check if he "fix" the PR so CI pass
  • Ok to merge when fixed

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erikbosch commented Oct 23, 2023

@ppb2020 - have you checked if you can update the PR/commit, or should I assist with a "workaround"?

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ppb2020 commented Oct 24, 2023

I have not been able to resolve the squashing issue as I always end up with two commits. Closing the PR. Will resubmit the change.

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