Deprecating tf2 C Headers #98
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@CursedRock17 I retargeted this at the |
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Signed-off-by: CursedRock17 <mtglucas1@gmail.com>
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A bit wonkey but it seems to like the rebase. |
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Pulls: ros2/geometry2#720, ros2/rviz#1289, #98
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geometry2in which we deprecated the.hstyle headers in favor of.hpp.Edit: I should mention this is meant to be a preemptive PR for if/when the related pull request gets approved. I'm also working on a backport so there won't be distribution issues