Sanitize sumo_seed to 32-bit integer to prevent crash#238
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LucasAlegre merged 2 commits intoLucasAlegre:mainfrom Jan 30, 2026
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Sanitize sumo_seed to 32-bit integer to prevent crash#238LucasAlegre merged 2 commits intoLucasAlegre:mainfrom
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I am using SUMO-RL with RL Baselines3 Zoo, and the randomly generated seeds are often 64-bit integers. This causes SUMO to crash because it expects a 32-bit signed integer. This change sanitizes sumo_seed with a bitmask to avoid this crash without compromising reproducibility.
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I am using SUMO-RL with RL Baselines3 Zoo, and the randomly generated seeds are often 64-bit integers. This causes SUMO to crash because it expects a 32-bit signed integer.
This change sanitizes
sumo_seedwith a bitmask to avoid this crash without compromising reproducibility.