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This looks weird to me. The template accepts multiple arguments now (e.g. Foo, Bar) which then ends up as const Foo, Bar &?
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yes. I wasn't sure how else to allow passing a class with multiple template arguments to these macros.
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While exposing the allocator template in rclcpp, I noticed our macro definitions have trouble when there are commas in a type (i.e. when there are multiple template arguments). I decided to change all the macro definitions to variadic macros, which will allow commas in the type names.