Stable release onvif v1.0.0 #155
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Description
Pull Request: Stable release onvif v1.0.0
Motivation
The primary motivation behind this change is to upgrade the
github.com/kerberos-io/onvifdependency from versionv0.0.17to the stable releasev1.0.0. This upgrade ensures that our project benefits from all the improvements, bug fixes, and new features introduced in the stable version.Why It Improves the Project
Stability: Moving to a stable release (
v1.0.0) from a pre-release (v0.0.17) reduces the risk of encountering breaking changes and unanticipated issues. The stable release indicates a mature and well-tested library.New Features and Enhancements: The stable release is likely to include new features and enhancements that were not present in the earlier version, providing more functionality and better performance.
Bug Fixes: Upgrading to the latest version includes all the bug fixes made since the
v0.0.17release, leading to a more reliable and robust codebase.Community and Support: Using a stable release often means better community support and more resources for troubleshooting and development, as more users and developers adopt the stable version.
By incorporating these updates, the project aligns itself with the latest standards and practices, ensuring continued stability and functionality.