@camstack/addon-mqtt-broker 1.2.60 → 1.2.61

package/dist/mqtt-broker.addon.js

@@ -12625,7 +12625,26 @@ var DiscoveryCandidateSchema = object({
 	* identity ahead of adoption. Rendering metadata (unit, precision)
 	* flows live through the cap STATUS SLICE after adoption.
 	*/
-	sourceInfo: SourceInfoSchema.optional()
+	sourceInfo: SourceInfoSchema.optional(),
+	/**
+	* Set when this candidate is a device the provider ALREADY owns.
+	*
+	* A scan cannot generally produce the identity a device was onboarded under
+	* (Reolink keys on `mac-<mac>`, learned at adopt time), so a stableId
+	* comparison never matches and an owned device looks addable. Re-adopting one
+	* overwrites its config with scan-derived values — that is how a Home Hub's
+	* Baichuan port was overwritten with its ONVIF port, taking the hub and its
+	* three child cameras offline for four hours.
+	*
+	* A provider that can recognise its own devices says so here. Absent means
+	* "not recognised", which is not the same as "known to be new" — a provider
+	* that cannot tell simply never sets it.
+	*/
+	alreadyOnboarded: boolean().optional(),
+	/** Numeric id of the device this candidate was matched to. Set with `alreadyOnboarded`. */
+	onboardedDeviceId: number().optional(),
+	/** Operator-facing name of the matched device, so the UI can say WHICH one it is. */
+	onboardedName: string().optional()
 });
 /**
 * Flat device summary returned by `createDevice` / `adoptDiscoveredDevice`.

package/dist/mqtt-broker.addon.mjs

@@ -12620,7 +12620,26 @@ var DiscoveryCandidateSchema = object({
 	* identity ahead of adoption. Rendering metadata (unit, precision)
 	* flows live through the cap STATUS SLICE after adoption.
 	*/
-	sourceInfo: SourceInfoSchema.optional()
+	sourceInfo: SourceInfoSchema.optional(),
+	/**
+	* Set when this candidate is a device the provider ALREADY owns.
+	*
+	* A scan cannot generally produce the identity a device was onboarded under
+	* (Reolink keys on `mac-<mac>`, learned at adopt time), so a stableId
+	* comparison never matches and an owned device looks addable. Re-adopting one
+	* overwrites its config with scan-derived values — that is how a Home Hub's
+	* Baichuan port was overwritten with its ONVIF port, taking the hub and its
+	* three child cameras offline for four hours.
+	*
+	* A provider that can recognise its own devices says so here. Absent means
+	* "not recognised", which is not the same as "known to be new" — a provider
+	* that cannot tell simply never sets it.
+	*/
+	alreadyOnboarded: boolean().optional(),
+	/** Numeric id of the device this candidate was matched to. Set with `alreadyOnboarded`. */
+	onboardedDeviceId: number().optional(),
+	/** Operator-facing name of the matched device, so the UI can say WHICH one it is. */
+	onboardedName: string().optional()
 });
 /**
 * Flat device summary returned by `createDevice` / `adoptDiscoveredDevice`.

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@camstack/addon-mqtt-broker",
-  "version": "1.2.60",
+  "version": "1.2.61",
   "description": "MQTT broker registry addon for CamStack — manages external broker entries + an optional embedded aedes broker. Consumers spin up their own `mqtt.js` clients via the `mqtt-broker` cap.",
   "keywords": [
     "camstack",