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Replanning because of an interruption #111

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The "Replanning because of an interruption" is a behavior that exists for historical reasons because it's known to help out with certain edge cases, but it can also cause serious problems (like what you're seeing), especially when the velocity and acceleration parameters for a robot don't match up very well with the robot's actual motion (i.e. if the robot's actual motion is significantly slower than the velocity and acceleration parameters would suggest).

We intend to make some improvements to the traffic planner so that this automatic replanning behavior is never needed for dealing with any edge cases. At that point we'll remove this behavior entirely. Until then, you can disable it in …

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