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The k4a API doesn't work if it doesn't have access to the GPU (through OpenGL), not even for offline use.
microsoft/Azure-Kinect-Sensor-SDK#810 has some details, and links to various other issues with more information.
That issue also has some comments that the k4a maintainers plan to address this issue in a future release.
For us, this means that at the moment the CI/CD cannot run the test cases: docker container, therefore no X server. Same is true when logged into a machine with ssh (no DISPLAY variable, therefore no access to the X server).
The issue 810 linked above shows that all sorts of workarounds with trying to install a headless X server in the container don't work (too old OpenGL).
So for now I'll disable the tests on Linux unless DISPLAY is set. And when a new release of k4a is available we'll see.
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The k4a API doesn't work if it doesn't have access to the GPU (through OpenGL), not even for offline use.
microsoft/Azure-Kinect-Sensor-SDK#810 has some details, and links to various other issues with more information.
That issue also has some comments that the k4a maintainers plan to address this issue in a future release.
For us, this means that at the moment the CI/CD cannot run the test cases: docker container, therefore no X server. Same is true when logged into a machine with ssh (no DISPLAY variable, therefore no access to the X server).
The issue 810 linked above shows that all sorts of workarounds with trying to install a headless X server in the container don't work (too old OpenGL).
So for now I'll disable the tests on Linux unless DISPLAY is set. And when a new release of k4a is available we'll see.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: