I've got a question regarding a combination of OnStep Indi driver which I'm using with PHD2.
When The calibration part was done, the driver crashed at what looks like some number conversion function, here is the log:

2021-05-13T01:06:11: Client 12: new arrival from 127.0.0.1:34670 - welcome!
2021-05-13T01:06:11: Client 13: new arrival from 127.0.0.1:34672 - welcome!
2021-05-13T01:06:14: Driver indi_v4l2_ccd: Decoder  reset crop
2021-05-13T01:06:14: Driver indi_v4l2_ccd: Decoder allocBuffers cropping false
2021-05-13T01:08:33: Driver indi_lx200_OnStep: terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::invalid_argument'
2021-05-13T01:08:33: Driver indi_lx200_OnStep:   what():  stod
Child process 6950 died
2021-05-13T01:08:33: Driver indi_lx200_OnStep: stderr EOF
<delProperty device="LX200 OnStep"/>
2021-05-13T01:08:33: Driver indi_lx200_OnStep: restart #1
2021-05-13T01:08:33: Driver indi_lx200_OnStep: pid=7267 rfd=4 wfd=14 efd=15
2021-05-13T01:08:33: Client 13: read EOF
2021-05-13T01:08:33: Client 13: shut down complete - bye!
2021-05-13T01:08:33: Driver indi_lx200_OnStep: initializing from LX200 OnStep device...

I guess this looks like a bug, which is I guess unlikely given that I'm probably not the only person using OnStep and Indi/PHD2.
How can I debug this further?
Also, apologies for jumping this thread, but I'm under the impression all questions and issues for OnStep driver go here.

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