The image list selector now shows useful at-a-glance information alongside each album name: a count of how many images it contains, and a badge showing how many pages currently use it. Items with page references are highlighted in amber; unused lists show a quiet grey badge so you can spot orphaned albums instantly.
Selecting an item with a plain click now selects just that one album. Hold Ctrl (or Cmd on Mac) to add or remove items from a multi-selection — the same gesture you'd use in any file manager.
The list no longer has a fixed 400px cap. It now grows to fill the available browser height so you can see as many albums as possible without scrolling
the page.
Image list editor
When you open an album for editing, a new inline section at the top shows every page that references it, as clickable links. Zero usages are flagged
with a clear message so you know the list is safe to delete.
Image migration
Failed image uploads now show the actual error message in the activity log rather than silently counting as failures.
When a host scan completes and finds no external images, the Scan Results and Activity tabs are hidden — there's nothing to do, so they're out of
the way. A friendly success alert replaces the configuration form to confirm that all images are already hosted locally.
Image Migration Fixes
Album groups (CONTENT_METADATA) now link to /admin/carousel-editor?carousel=
instead of the non-existent page route.
sendProgress passes errorMessage through to ImageMigrationProgress.
Failed uploads logged as 'error' in activity log with actual error message.
Progress handler shows error notification (not warning) when errorMessage present.
Album links in the scan results were generating an invalid /admin/album-gallery route that does not exist.
The sourcePath for content-metadata albums includes the storage root folder prefix (e.g. site-content/gallery/album-name), whereas sourceTitle contains the correct URL path (gallery/album-name).
Fix uses sourceTitle to build the link, consistent with how page-content links work.