It should work when the image content is missing
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M-Yankov commented
In some cases the actual image content could be missing (404 not found). The Image meta data is stored in database, but the actual content could be configured to use different storage provider. Need to check the following cases:
- When the images are stored in Azure (Delete the image from
Azure storage explorer
) - When the images are stored in File system, but the image content is not there
- When moving an image (video document ) to a library with different provider
M-Yankov commented
M-Yankov commented
Steps to produce the bug (Images):
- Create a library with
File System
storage provider - Upload an image
- Go to
~\App_Data\Storage\FileSystem
find the uploaded item and delete it - Go to the new library, select the image and click
More actions
,Download selected images
- An exception is thrown
Same for (Videos and documents)
M-Yankov commented
After the fix expected to return empty Zip archive if ALL images are missing.
M-Yankov commented
Not tested with Azure storage provider, but I assume it would be the same