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Update diagnostics package readme file #475
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: Documentation enhancement suggestionsThe README is well-structured, but consider these enhancements to make it even more useful:
- Add examples of diagnostic messages output
- Include links to the message definitions (
husarion_ugv_msgs/SystemStatus
)- Add a section about typical warning scenarios and recommended actions
Would you like me to help with any of these enhancements?
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[grammar] ~17-~17: The preposition ‘as’ is repeated. Make sure that it is correct.
Context: ...er system status, monitoring parameters as such as CPU usage, RAM usage, disk usage, and C...(IN_DT_IN)
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: Verify parameter values consistencyThe threshold values have been updated to 90.0%, which provides earlier warnings for resource usage. Let's verify these values match across all configuration files.
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Parameter values are consistent across configuration files
The verification shows that the threshold values of 90.0% for both RAM and disk usage are consistent across all relevant files:
husarion_ugv_diagnostics/config/system_monitor.yaml
has both thresholds set to 90.0husarion_ugv_diagnostics/README.md
(the file under review) correctly documents these valueshusarion_ugv_diagnostics/src/system_monitor_parameters.yaml
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Fix grammatical error in the description
The phrase "parameters as such as" contains redundant words.
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-Publishes the built-in computer system status, monitoring parameters as such as CPU usage, RAM usage, disk usage, and CPU temperature.
+Publishes the built-in computer system status, monitoring parameters such as CPU usage, RAM usage, disk usage, and CPU temperature.
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