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Support Request / Bug Reporting
Please include as much of the following information as possible when submitting a support request/bug.
This will help you get a more expedient resolution to your issue.
[1] Describe your setup.
Falcon motors controlled using TalonFX.
[2] List firmware versions for ALL CTRE devices and your Phoenix Installation.
Talon FX Firmware 20.1.0.0,
"CTRE-Phoenix", "version": "5.17.6",
[3] What behavior are you expecting and why?
Attempting to get supply current limit information.
[4] What behavior are you observing (and how is it different from your expected behavior above)?
Infinite recursion in TalonFX's one-argument configGetSupplyCurrentLimit function. Should call the two-argument configGetSupplyCurrentLimit with default timeout but actually calls itself. Same problem for configGetStatorCurrentLimit.
[5] List the procedure to reproduce the issue.
Try to call configGetSupplyCurrentLimit(). It also appears that configGetStatorCurrentLimit() has the same problem.
Please use the following templates when submitting bugs, requesting support, or suggesting new features.
Support Request / Bug Reporting
Please include as much of the following information as possible when submitting a support request/bug. This will help you get a more expedient resolution to your issue.
[1] Describe your setup.
Falcon motors controlled using TalonFX.
[2] List firmware versions for ALL CTRE devices and your Phoenix Installation.
Talon FX Firmware 20.1.0.0, "CTRE-Phoenix", "version": "5.17.6",
[3] What behavior are you expecting and why?
Attempting to get supply current limit information.
[4] What behavior are you observing (and how is it different from your expected behavior above)?
Infinite recursion in TalonFX's one-argument configGetSupplyCurrentLimit function. Should call the two-argument configGetSupplyCurrentLimit with default timeout but actually calls itself. Same problem for configGetStatorCurrentLimit.
[5] List the procedure to reproduce the issue.
Try to call configGetSupplyCurrentLimit(). It also appears that configGetStatorCurrentLimit() has the same problem.