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I observed that the order of the attributes is not consistent from one save to the next one (sometimes only if there were changes in the layout, sometimes without any changes). This results in an unnecessary big git diff.
For example <plot flip_y="false" flip_x="false" mode="TimeSeries" style="Lines">
is the next time <plot mode="TimeSeries" flip_x="false" style="Lines" flip_y="false">
This can be reproduced with
any data (or -t option)
create a layout
save it
reopen plotjuggler
load layout
save it
load the diff from the two files
Answer these questions (or I will ignore your issue)
Describe your platform / Operative System and the version of PlotJuggler you are using.
Ubuntu 22.04
Compile and try the latest version in the main branch and check if the problem persists.
same result with 3.9.2 from main branch
Check if the problem can be reproduced using the dummy data created by the command line argument "-t" or one of the files in the folder "datasamples".not related to data
If it can't be reproduced with the dummy data, please share the CSV file or the rosbag that can be used to reproduce the problem.not related to data
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Problem description
I observed that the order of the attributes is not consistent from one save to the next one (sometimes only if there were changes in the layout, sometimes without any changes). This results in an unnecessary big git diff.
For example
<plot flip_y="false" flip_x="false" mode="TimeSeries" style="Lines">
is the next time
<plot mode="TimeSeries" flip_x="false" style="Lines" flip_y="false">
This can be reproduced with
Answer these questions (or I will ignore your issue)
Ubuntu 22.04
same result with 3.9.2 from main branch
Check if the problem can be reproduced using the dummy data created by the command line argument "-t" or one of the files in the folder "datasamples".not related to dataIf it can't be reproduced with the dummy data, please share the CSV file or the rosbag that can be used to reproduce the problem.not related to dataThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: