passing callback_flag in async_api_setMessageCallBackOn function

[bmabir17]

passing callback_flag in async_api_setMessageCallBackOn function, as mentioned in this #8
Its value is optional and has default value as before, thus backward compatible.

[user2684]

Many thanks for the contribution! let me add this to the next release, I still need to put together some new stuff already in the queue before releasing a new version but I've added to the development queue. Thanks!

[bmabir17]

@user2684 I would highly appreciate if you could release the next version, i am stuck in a project because it requires this change. Thanks in advance.

[user2684]

Hi, yeah sorry for waiting so long, I'm still trying to find out a reasonable default to the new Imou API limits which now is taking priority since preventing users to make all of this working. I should be ready by a couple of weeks max. Thanks for your patience!

[bmabir17]

Hi, thanks for the timeline. It helps a lot . Regards, B M Abir

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[bmabir17]

@user2684 Hi, Sorry for nagging you. But it has been a few months and this PR is still pending. Can you please look into it?

[user2684]

Hi! Apologize, things slow down due to this