Full Changelog: https://github.com/spupuz/VibeNVR/compare/v1.27.0...v1.27.1

🚀 Release v1.27.1: Motion Sync & ONVIF Stability

📝 Summary

VibeNVR v1.27.1 is a critical stability release focused on hardening the motion detection pipeline and resolving ONVIF subscription race conditions. This update introduces a self-healing database migration that automatically corrects legacy configuration artifacts, ensuring that cameras migrating from v1.26.x maintain consistent recording functionality. We have also refined the ONVIF event lifecycle to respect hardware session limits, providing a much smoother experience for high-density camera deployments.

🛠️ Key Improvements

• 🚀 Self-Healing Motion Engine: Implemented an automatic database migration that promotes legacy 'Off' motion states to 'Always'. This resolves a critical "dead-lock" where cameras were configured to record on motion but ignored all detection events.
• 🛡️ ONVIF Session Hardening: Introduced a mandatory 5-second asynchronous cooldown for subscription re-binding. This ensures that camera firmware has sufficient time to prune stale SOAP sessions, eliminating the "Subscription Limit Full" errors on hardware like Tapo and Reolink.
• ⚙️ Fail-Safe Synchronization: Hardened the backend-to-engine sync payload to automatically ignore invalid motion states, ensuring recording continuity even if the underlying database record is transiently inconsistent.
• 🔊 Version Alignment: Full synchronization of backend and frontend versions to v1.27.1, verified by the Deep Assurance Suite (26/26 Security & Functional tests passed).

VibeNVR continues to evolve towards absolute reliability and premium hardware integration. 📹✨