* Add support for TinyGrad model runner processing
Introduced a new function `is_tinygrad_model` to detect TinyGrad as an active model runner. Updated the `is_stock_model` logic to account for TinyGrad models and added a new process entry for TinyGrad in the model manager. This enables handling TinyGrad models alongside existing configurations.
adding modeld back
Add support for `modeld_v2` and update paths for consistency
Updated `SConscript` files to integrate `modeld_v2` alongside `modeld` and adjusted script paths for correct metadata handling. Adjusted various configurations and scripts, such as `labeler.yaml` and `build_release.sh`, to include `modeld_v2` and ensure cohesive project structure.
Refactor imports to use updated `modeld_v2` paths.
Replaced outdated `modeld` references with their `modeld_v2` counterparts for consistency and clarity across the codebase. Also updated `.gitignore` to accommodate new directory structure. This change ensures better maintainability and alignment with the new directory schema.
Refactor and reorganize modeld to sunnypilot/modeld_v2 structure.
Moved and renamed `modeld` components to the new `sunnypilot/modeld_v2` directory for better organization and modularity. Updated imports and file references to align with the new structure, ensuring compatibility and functionality. Streamlined project structure to improve maintainability and future development.
* typo
* Use `stock` model runner and refactor model checks.
Replaces outdated model detection logic with unified `stock` runner integration, simplifying the decision flow for model selection. Includes `stock` as a new enum in the `Runner` type and updates affected references accordingly.
* Handle missing 'sim_pose' in model outputs gracefully.
Added conditional checks to ensure the code handles cases where 'sim_pose' is absent in the model outputs. Fallback behaviors use 'plan' data when 'sim_pose' is unavailable, preventing potential errors and enhancing robustness.
usage: can_printer.py [-h] [--bus BUS] [--max_msg MAX_MSG] [--addr ADDR]
simple CAN data viewer
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--bus BUS CAN bus to print out (default: 0)
--max_msg MAX_MSG max addr (default: None)
--addr ADDR
usage: dump.py [-h] [--pipe] [--raw] [--json] [--dump-json] [--no-print] [--addr ADDR] [--values VALUES] [socket [socket ...]]
Dump communication sockets. See cereal/services.py for a complete list of available sockets.
positional arguments:
socket socket names to dump. defaults to all services defined in cereal
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--pipe
--raw
--json
--dump-json
--no-print
--addr ADDR
--values VALUES values to monitor (instead of entire event)
usage: vw_mqb_config.py [-h] [--debug] {enable,show,disable}
Shows Volkswagen EPS software and coding info, and enables or disables Heading Control
Assist (Lane Assist). Useful for enabling HCA on cars without factory Lane Assist that want
to use openpilot integrated at the CAN gateway (J533).
positional arguments:
{enable,show,disable}
show or modify current EPS HCA config
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--debug enable ISO-TP/UDS stack debugging output
This tool is meant to run directly on a vehicle-installed comma three, with
the openpilot/tmux processes stopped. It should also work on a separate PC with a USB-
attached comma panda. Vehicle ignition must be on. Recommend engine not be running when
making changes. Must turn ignition off and on again for any changes to take effect.