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Add legacy_call method for compatibility with renamed ONVIF operations - #131
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An issue has arisen where the ONVIF consortium decided to rename an operation that had already been implemented in a previous ONVIF version (this impacts compatibility for devices that implemented the operation under the old name!).
Consequently, the
ONVIFOperatorrequires an implementation to handle legacy calls to the renamed operation by mapping them to the new operation parameters.