ROS2 Control Package 'Lyrical Luth' Released with Breaking Changes
Overview
Open Robotics released ROS2 Control package version 'Lyrical Luth' as stable on Nov 10, following a community update on Nov 6 that removed deprecated APIs and introduced new handle types.
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- 2026-11-09 18:57 UTC · 1 reportsROS Lyrical Luth stable release announcementOpen Robotics — X:ROS releases Lyrical Luth as stable with breaking changes in control packages
- 2026-11-06 14:30 UTC · 1 reportsLyrical Luth Release of ROS 2 Control FrameworkROS Discourse — Community updates:ROS2_control in Lyrical Luth: what's new
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- Open Robotics — XSignalROS releases Lyrical Luth as stable with breaking changes in control packages
Open Robotics announces that the latest ROS release, Lyrical Luth, is now stable for ros2_control, ros2_controllers, control_toolbox, and realtime_tools. The release includes significant breaking changes, and users are directed to a discourse post for details on what is new.
- ROS Discourse — Community updatesSignalROS2_control in Lyrical Luth: what's new
This update removes deprecated handle and export APIs, introduces new data types for handles including float32 and integer variants, adds flexible interface configuration types like INDIVIDUAL_BEST_EFFORT, and updates joint_trajectory_controller behavior to support trajectory replacement and deceleration on cancel. The post outlines breaking changes such as the removal of action_execution_timeout and the deprecation of specific group controllers in favor of forward_command_controller, alongside new features like positions_upsampling for learned policies and improved odometry setting services for mobile robots.
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