@camstack/addon-provider-amcrest 0.2.84 → 0.2.85

package/dist/addon.js

@@ -29339,8 +29339,27 @@ var PrivacyMaskRegionSchema = object({
 /** Current on-camera privacy state — mask master enable + zones + microphone. */
 var PrivacyMaskStatusSchema = object({
 	enabled: boolean(),
-	/** Active zones (normalized 0..1). Length ≤ maxRegions. */
-	regions: array(PrivacyMaskRegionSchema),
+	/**
+	* Active zones (normalized 0..1). Length ≤ maxRegions.
+	*
+	* `null` means "no answer" — the provider has never reached this camera
+	* (a cold `runtimeState` slice, a battery camera asleep) or the read
+	* failed. A consumer must render it as UNKNOWN and never as "this camera
+	* has no zones": those two look identical to an operator right up to the
+	* moment one of them is acted on, and acting on them differs completely.
+	* The switch group turned an unanswered read into *"nothing is set up for
+	* it to act on"* — an instruction to go and draw a zone that already
+	* exists — and this editor seeded an EMPTY canvas from it, one Save away
+	* from deleting the mask it could not read.
+	*
+	* Empty-and-answered is `[]` and stays a real answer: this camera genuinely
+	* has no zones. The distinction is the same one {@link
+	* PrivacyMaskStatusSchema.shape.audioEnabled} already draws for the
+	* microphone, on the very same payload — both planes come from ONE refresh,
+	* so it was never coherent for one of them to be able to say "unknown"
+	* while the other could not.
+	*/
+	regions: array(PrivacyMaskRegionSchema).nullable(),
 	/**
 	* Is the camera capturing sound right now? Read from the camera, never from
 	* a server-side mirror.
@@ -45285,7 +45304,7 @@ var AmcrestCamera = class AmcrestCamera extends BaseDevice {
 				logger: this.ctx.logger,
 				empty: () => ({
 					enabled: false,
-					regions: [],
+					regions: null,
 					audioEnabled: null,
 					lastFetchedAt: 0
 				})

package/dist/addon.mjs

@@ -29340,8 +29340,27 @@ var PrivacyMaskRegionSchema = object({
 /** Current on-camera privacy state — mask master enable + zones + microphone. */
 var PrivacyMaskStatusSchema = object({
 	enabled: boolean(),
-	/** Active zones (normalized 0..1). Length ≤ maxRegions. */
-	regions: array(PrivacyMaskRegionSchema),
+	/**
+	* Active zones (normalized 0..1). Length ≤ maxRegions.
+	*
+	* `null` means "no answer" — the provider has never reached this camera
+	* (a cold `runtimeState` slice, a battery camera asleep) or the read
+	* failed. A consumer must render it as UNKNOWN and never as "this camera
+	* has no zones": those two look identical to an operator right up to the
+	* moment one of them is acted on, and acting on them differs completely.
+	* The switch group turned an unanswered read into *"nothing is set up for
+	* it to act on"* — an instruction to go and draw a zone that already
+	* exists — and this editor seeded an EMPTY canvas from it, one Save away
+	* from deleting the mask it could not read.
+	*
+	* Empty-and-answered is `[]` and stays a real answer: this camera genuinely
+	* has no zones. The distinction is the same one {@link
+	* PrivacyMaskStatusSchema.shape.audioEnabled} already draws for the
+	* microphone, on the very same payload — both planes come from ONE refresh,
+	* so it was never coherent for one of them to be able to say "unknown"
+	* while the other could not.
+	*/
+	regions: array(PrivacyMaskRegionSchema).nullable(),
 	/**
 	* Is the camera capturing sound right now? Read from the camera, never from
 	* a server-side mirror.
@@ -45286,7 +45305,7 @@ var AmcrestCamera = class AmcrestCamera extends BaseDevice {
 				logger: this.ctx.logger,
 				empty: () => ({
 					enabled: false,
-					regions: [],
+					regions: null,
 					audioEnabled: null,
 					lastFetchedAt: 0
 				})

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@camstack/addon-provider-amcrest",
-  "version": "0.2.84",
+  "version": "0.2.85",
   "description": "Amcrest/Dahua camera device provider addon for CamStack — Dahua CGI over HTTP(S) with digest auth (snapshot, RTSP catalog, PTZ, image/day-night config)",
   "keywords": [
     "camstack",