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Description
Description
I have found Isaac Sim to be quite unstable when trying to do anything with the action graph, to the point of being basically unusable. I think this is basically the same issue reported in #329 .
It seems that doing anything with the action graph (e.g., adding new edges, deleting edges, changing attributes within each of the blocks) for more than a couple of minutes will lead to Isaacsim freezing and becoming unresponsive (sigint / ctrl-c won't kill it, but sigquit / ctrl-\ will).
But I do have a reasonably straightfoward way of triggering the issue:
- Load an Isaacsim environment that has an action graph (e.g., https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pr8ytUHcqgoH8oT48YIm2RQ1UMnP12_l/view?usp=sharing , which is the Isaacsim example Office environment, and a Turtlebot with an action graph as explained in the Isaacsim ROS2 tutorial).
- Start the simulation (play button)
- Stop the simulation (stop button)
- In the action graph, right click an edge and select "disconnect".
- Isaacsim will become unresponsive.
This has been the most reliable way for me to trigger this issue, but I don't think it's specific to disconnecting edges and seems to share similarities with the symptoms in #329.
Isaac Sim version
5.1.0
Operating System (OS)
Ubuntu 24.04
GPU Name
RTX 4090
GPU Driver and CUDA versions
580.95.05, CUDA 13.0
Logs
kit_20260215_184020.log
(There doesn't seem to be any useful information in this log, compared to an instance where Isaacsim doesn't crash)
Additional information
Screen recording of triggering the bug https://drive.google.com/file/d/1b24zSd_hsj5xhSjVQPxJzVTkaXN-uTtT/view?usp=sharing