http://ci.px4.io:8080/blue/organizations/jenkins/PX4_misc%2FFirmware-SITL_tests/detail/master/593/pipeline/

One possibility here is params being marked active mid-sync.
@bkueng tagging you in case anything comes to mind for parameter flux early on in SITL.
To be really paranoid we'd have to do something in mavlink parameters (either copy the list or lock the param system).
This is the reason the mavlink boot_complete call exists and all instances of param references should be initialized on app launch. Which app is offending the design?
Not sure yet, looking at adding debugging to catch the change. Anything that isn't using the new param wrapper (px4_params.h) or doing a param_find immediately is suspect.
param_find is also comparatively expensive and should not be run regularly.
Hack to help find offenders - https://github.com/PX4/Firmware/pull/11388
I think this one might also be related to lock step, at least why we're catching it regularly now. Something to do with sleep (now px4_sleep) before lock step is fully working? @julianoes FYI

Dev call: Needs analysis on boot and fixes for offending nested param find calls.
Still need to keep an eye on this one.
@julianoes This is still a problem.

Another example.
http://ci.px4.io:8080/blue/organizations/jenkins/PX4_misc%2FFirmware-SITL_tests/detail/PR-11505/2/pipeline

@julianoes @dagar we see a lot of this errors
[ WARN] [1554283456.615858849, 13.772000000]: PR: request param #419 timeout, retries left 2, and 1 params still missing
[ WARN] [1554283456.616271258, 13.772000000]: PR: Param RC16_MIN (418/559): <value><double>1000</double></value> different index: 419/560
when retrieving the px4 paramters from mavlink/mavros on the avoidance side.
Is there anything we can do about it ?
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@dagar I haven't seen this in a while.
Likewise, but there's still nothing fundamentally preventing it. How about we get the "hack" (https://github.com/PX4/Firmware/pull/11388) into an acceptable state for merging and move on? At least then we'd capture it in logs if it did happen in the field.
The alternative is locking the param system during mavlink param sync.
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I believe this has been resolved.