Support for enabling/disabling a camera in config
See original GitHub issueOccasionally I need to temporarily disable a camera and it would be convenient to so in the yaml file without having to remove all of its configuration. I propose adding an optional top level enabled
field for every camera like this:
cameras:
my_camera:
enabled: False # <------ True by default
...
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- Created a year ago
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I actually like this idea. 😂
The benefit of having it in the config is the recordings can be maintained accordingly. Without it, it defaults back to the default settings.
This could also be a first step in making it possible to fully turn off a camera dynamically for cameras that aren’t always powered on.
Just made a branch from dev and added these changes. Generated the above Pull Request.