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Small autotracking changes #9571

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This is a small PR to:

  • catch any exceptions for unsupported cameras in onvif get_camera_status()
  • change the behavior of camera movement when a fast moving object is crossing the frame. The original code completes two separate movements, but in testing and real-world applications this has been found to be unnecessary. Frigate is able to maintain tracking of the target object without a second movement.

Also, it looks like web-new was still in .gitignore, so I removed it.

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@blakeblackshear blakeblackshear merged commit 3df8b58 into blakeblackshear:dev Feb 2, 2024
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Small autotracking changes (blakeblackshear#9571)
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* ignore web-new

* remove web-new

* catch exceptions for unsupported cameras

* don't split up large ptz movements

* fix ruff
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