Support configurable TF frame prefixes - #794
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Overview
Author: Daniil Mordanov
Issue
Issue link: #789
Issue description: Published image, optical, IMU, and calibration TF frames were derived from different prefixes, so a custom multi-robot prefix could not be applied consistently.
Related PRs: None
Changes
ROS distro: Kilted
tf_prefixlaunch argument, defaulting to the driver node namedriver.i_tf_base_frameas the shared frame prefix when calibration TF publishing is enabledAddresses #789.
Testing
Hardware used: None
DepthAI library version: N/A
clang-format --dry-run --Werroron changed C++ filesblack --checkon changed launch filesdepthai_ros_driver/package.xmlgit diff --checkThe new gtest is included for the ROS Kilted CI environment.