Do not treat RSL warnings as errors#175
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This upstreams RoboStack downstream patch `patch/ros-rolling-rsl.patch`. Best-guess rationale: RSL_ENABLE_WARNINGS should enable diagnostic warnings without turning dependency or compiler-version warnings into hard build failures for downstream package builds. Signed-off-by: Tobias Fischer <info@tobiasfischer.info>
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FYI @wep21 and @traversaro, this upstream PR comes from the RoboStack patch upstreaming tracker: RoboStack/robostack.github.io#16. Origin patch: RoboStack |
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This PR is part of an effort to contribute RoboStack downstream patches back upstream.
Origin: RoboStack
patch/ros-rolling-rsl.patch, authored by Daisuke Nishimatsu.Best-guess rationale: RSL_ENABLE_WARNINGS should enable diagnostic warnings without turning dependency or compiler-version warnings into hard build failures for downstream package builds.