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So, if we assume our autoware.repos points to our own forks where relevant, to verify that changes have been made do we need to build autoware/the docker container each time using the updated code? If we are working on a branch on a fork, autoware.repos would have to point to the branch rather than main too.
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So, if we assume our autoware.repos points to our own forks where relevant, to verify that changes have been made do we need to build autoware/the docker container each time using the updated code? If we are working on a branch on a fork, autoware.repos would have to point to the branch rather than main too.
How much of an issue will this be?
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