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Yes, Navfn only produces a sequence of points, not poses (it doesn't fill out the orientation component of the pose).
Simply limiting the twist like you proposed won't help: If pose_follower decided to go backwards, but then sets the velocity to zero, it will just stop in place and not move anywhere.
If you have a working fix, I'll be happy to merge a pull request.
Hi,
the pose_follower is driving backwards with non holonomic robots even when the parameter allow_backwards is set to false.
I think that PoseFollower::limitTwist() is missing a check for this condition, e.g. the following should help:
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