Drake v0.27.0¶
Breaking changes since v0.26.0¶
- DrakeVisualizer class is now templatized (#14569)
- We offer a C++ alias
drake::geometry::DrakeVisualizerd
(i.e., with ad
suffix) that matches the current uses of thedouble
system. - Python users do not need to make any changes. The new template argument will not disturb pydrake.
- Certain compilers may not be able to infer the template argument (e.g., when referring to static methods).
- We offer a C++ alias
end_effector_teleop_sliders
is no longer supported on macOS (#14632)
Changes since v0.26.0¶
Dynamical Systems¶
New features
- None
Fixes
- Promote some ASSERT to DEMAND in
systems/primitives
(#14615)
Mathematical Program¶
New features
- Allow passing time limit to OSQP via SolverOptions (#14625)
Fixes
- None
Multibody Dynamics¶
New features
- Implement discrete hydroelastic model approximation with TAMSI (#14630)
- DrakeVisualizer class is now templatized (#14569)
Fixes
Tutorials and examples¶
- Provide a complete end-to-end demonstration, using the stochastic schema mechanisms, of how Monte Carlo scenarios can be used to optimize the parameters for a controller (#14541)
- Fix
acrobot
Spong controller LCM communication to actually work (#14525) end_effector_teleop_sliders
is no longer supported on macOS (#14632)- Fix output port index for
kuka_simulation
example (#14631)
Miscellaneous features and fixes¶
pydrake bindings¶
New features
- None
Fixes
- None
Newly bound
pydrake.solvers.mathematicalprogram.MathematicalProgram.NewNonnegativePolynomial
(#14627)
Build system and dependencies¶
- Add support for macOS Big Sur 11.x (#14632, #14608, #14608, #14608)
- Upgrade fcl to latest commit (#14620)
- Upgrade voxelized_geometry_tools to latest commit (#14600)
- Fix
pathutils.bzl
globbing vs double-star matching (#14564) - Add retry to apt-get/brew update calls and add flag to skip update altogether (#14492)
- Add lint check for unguarded OpenMP uses (#14472)
- Distinguish test_rule_tags vs tags (#14581)
- Add xmlrunner and use it for Python unittests (#14560)
Notes¶
This release provides pre-compiled binaries named
drake-20210216-{bionic|focal|mac}.tar.gz
. See Nightly Releases for instructions on how to use them.
Drake binary releases incorporate a pre-compiled version of SNOPT as part of the Mathematical Program toolbox. Thanks to Philip E. Gill and Elizabeth Wong for their kind support.