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In the file http_realworld_server.py, there is a reminder indicating insufficient parameters for eval_action(). Upon inspection, eval_action() is defined in streamvln_eval.py, which only takes one parameter, idx, and its code logic is only applicable to simulation. Obviously, there are six parameters here (in fact, depth and camera_pose are currently not used), so it should be calling the step() function from streamvln_agent.py, which happens to have four parameters corresponding to those in http_realworld_server.py. After actual testing, it is indeed calling step() instead of eval_action().

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Modification plan: In the file http_realworld_server.py, replace eval_action() with step(), and comment out depth and camera_pose.
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In the file `http_realworld_server.py`, there is a reminder indicating insufficient parameters for `eval_action()`. Upon inspection, `eval_action()` is defined in `streamvln_eval.py`, which only takes one parameter, `idx`, and its code logic is only applicable to simulation. Obviously, there are six parameters here (in fact, `depth` and `camera_pose` are currently not used), so it should be calling the `step()` function from `streamvln_agent.py`, which happens to have four parameters corresponding to those in `http_realworld_server.py`. After actual testing, it is indeed calling `step()` instead of `eval_action()`.
Modification plan: In the file http_realworld_server.py, replace eval_action() with step(), and comment out depth and camera_pose
@kellyiss kellyiss requested a review from yuqiang-yang November 2, 2025 03:23
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Thanks.

@yuqiang-yang yuqiang-yang merged commit e48f6ff into InternRobotics:main Nov 2, 2025
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