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You can do this with the storage browser. Check a folder or individual files and click on import.

@tristanbes

We use Laravel's Blade view system for rendering the settings page. There's an unfortunate "compilation" step and this directory stores the results of that.

It will be recreated if it doesn't exist, so it can be deleted.

You can also set the path with the ILAB_MEDIA_CLOUD_VIEW_CACHE environment variable if you want to put it like in /tmp or something.

@adrievdl

There aren't any batch tools in the free version except for the one that processes images through the Vision tool.

You upload through the Media Library. To import existing items, you need to upgrade to the basic version.

If media is appearing to be broken, then something is misconfigured, most likely with Cloudfront. Clear the CDN setting and test it with just plain ol' S3 first. If that works, then you know it's Cloudfront.

@Steve-Hoover

I'm assuming you are moving the database over, so if that's true, you should be good to go.

@wholesalesolar

Unless you are uploading huge files, or a large number of files, you will not likely notice.

I will look into the issue with the stand-alone uploader though.