I try to use the branch of Pkg，but actually stuck in this trouble. It is a problem of the Pkg itself?
I definitely guess that global variable causes the mistake .
Any tips? Thank u
I try to use the branch of Pkg，but actually stuck in this trouble. It is a problem of the Pkg itself?
I definitely guess that global variable causes the mistake .
Any tips? Thank u
I saw that you already reported an issue at TrajectoryOptimisation, that’s good.
A few things you could do:
- What is the output of
import Pkg; Pkg.status(). It seems like your TrajectoryOptimisation package is not up-to-date. At least <= v0.2. Can you install a newer version? - JuliaPro has sometimes a bit outdated packages. You could try a normal Julia installation. (For getting a JuliaPro like enviroment you can follow these instructions: Installation Instructions · Juno Documentation )
- If you cannot install a newer version, maybe you can install an older version of the package and hope that the bug was not present then.
I tried v0.3 of the package and it worked on my machine. I think the bug is already fixed in the new versions.
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yeap! I found that the version of Rotations causes the bug.An older version can avoid this issue with “Quats”.
Thank u for reply!