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Photo Directory, CLI: Add a command to restore scaled-down originals - #1189
Photos uploaded while the parent theme’s 3200px big_image_size_threshold took precedence (fixed in https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/14386) have a -scaled copy as their attached file. Their “Original Size” download links to that copy and lists its dimensions and filesize, while the full-size original is still stored next to it. For example, https://wordpress.org/photos/photo/8467ac53c5/ offers 8467ac53c5cd33b1.95580622-scaled.jpg (3200×2133, ~895 KB) as the original, but 8467ac53c5cd33b1.95580622.jpg (6000×4000, ~8.8 MB) is the real one.
A plain search-replace of -scaled would fix the URL but leave the stored width, height and filesize of the scaled copy, so the download menu would still show 3200×2133. This adds wp photos restore-originals, which for each photo attachment with an original_image:
reads the original’s dimensions and filesize,
points _wp_attached_file and the metadata file/width/height/filesize (plus gcs_name/gcs_url) at the original,
drops original_image.
Photos whose original is above the current 7500px threshold are left alone, since scaling those was intended, as are copies that were EXIF-rotated rather than (or as well as) scaled. The -scaled copies stay in place, so existing links keep working, and are recorded as a scaled sub-size so deleting the photo removes them too. --dry-run lists what would change. The command needs to be run once on the Photo Directory site after deploy.
Testing
In a Photo Directory environment, upload a photo with a filter forcing a low big_image_size_threshold (e.g. add_filter( 'big_image_size_threshold', fn() => 1000 )) so it gets a -scaled attached file. Remove the filter.
Run wp photos restore-originals --dry-run. It lists the photo with its scaled and original dimensions and changes nothing.
Run wp photos restore-originals. The attachment now points at the unscaled file, and wp_get_attachment_image_src( $id, 'full' ) returns the original’s URL and dimensions. Rerunning reports 0 photos.
A photo whose original is over 7500px, or an attachment whose parent isn’t a photo, is not touched.
Added a command-line option to restore eligible Photo Directory images to their original files, updating image dimensions, file size, and associated storage information.
Dry-run mode previews eligible images without changing them. Originals that are unreadable, exceed the current size threshold, or have a different orientation from the scaled image are skipped; warnings are shown for unreadable or mismatched files.
Photos uploaded while the parent theme's 3200px big_image_size_threshold
took precedence (fixed in r14386) have a "-scaled" copy as their attached
file. Their "Original Size" download links to that copy and lists its
dimensions, while the full-size original sits next to it.
`wp photos restore-originals` points those attachments at the original
file and updates the stored dimensions and filesize. Photos whose original
is still above the current threshold are left alone, and `--dry-run` lists
what would change.
Fixes #8199.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the photos restore-originals WP-CLI command. It selects eligible photo attachments and either reports proposed changes with --dry-run or restores original files and updates attachment metadata.
Changes: Photo original restoration
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Summary
Command and attachment selection wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/plugins/photo-directory/inc/cli.php
Adds command documentation and --dry-run support. The command filters attachments by parent post, metadata, file readability, size threshold, and orientation.
Restore files and report results wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/plugins/photo-directory/inc/cli.php
Dry runs count eligible photos without changing metadata. Otherwise, the command restores the original file, tracks the scaled copy, updates dimensions and filesize, refreshes existing GCS fields, removes original_image, and reports the count.
sequenceDiagram
participant WPCLI as WP-CLI
participant CLI as CLI::restore_originals
participant AttachmentQuery
participant OriginalFile
participant AttachmentMetadata
WPCLI->>CLI: invoke restore-originals
CLI->>AttachmentQuery: find attachments with original_image
AttachmentQuery-->>CLI: return candidate attachments
CLI->>OriginalFile: check readability and dimensions
OriginalFile-->>CLI: return file details
CLI->>AttachmentMetadata: update file details and save metadata
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Some restored photos may show incorrect orientation information in the admin interface. The change is mergeable with that limitation understood.
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Human review is needed because this one-time production migration rewrites attachment and GCS metadata, and automated review cannot verify live storage consistency, dry-run results, or rollback procedures.
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What changed in this PR
Adds a one-time WP-CLI command to restore Photo Directory attachments from unintended -scaled files to their stored full-size originals.
Changes:
Adds wp photos restore-originals with --dry-run support.
Restores eligible photo attachments within the 7500px threshold.
Updates file paths, dimensions, filesize, and optional GCS metadata.
Preserves scaled files for rollback and skips ineligible attachments.
…hen restoring originals
Core also sets 'original_image' for photos that were only EXIF-rotated,
and stores the original unrotated, so restore-originals now only acts on
"-scaled" files whose orientation matches the original's.
The "-scaled" copy is kept as a 'scaled' sub-size, so deleting a restored
photo still deletes it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 238: Update the image-selection condition that compares $meta dimensions
with $image_size so it checks the original file’s EXIF orientation before
restoring it; do not exclude a rotated copy based on dimensions alone. Preserve
Core’s orientation-1 metadata for the rotated copy, including 180° rotations and
90° rotations of square images.
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Core rotates the "-scaled" copy per the original's EXIF orientation and
stores the original unrotated. Comparing dimensions alone misses 180°
rotations and 90° rotations of square photos, so restore-originals now
also skips photos whose original has an EXIF orientation other than 1.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/8199
Photos uploaded while the parent theme’s 3200px
big_image_size_thresholdtook precedence (fixed in https://meta.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/14386) have a-scaledcopy as their attached file. Their “Original Size” download links to that copy and lists its dimensions and filesize, while the full-size original is still stored next to it. For example, https://wordpress.org/photos/photo/8467ac53c5/ offers8467ac53c5cd33b1.95580622-scaled.jpg(3200×2133, ~895 KB) as the original, but8467ac53c5cd33b1.95580622.jpg(6000×4000, ~8.8 MB) is the real one.A plain search-replace of
-scaledwould fix the URL but leave the stored width, height and filesize of the scaled copy, so the download menu would still show 3200×2133. This addswp photos restore-originals, which for each photo attachment with anoriginal_image:_wp_attached_fileand the metadatafile/width/height/filesize(plusgcs_name/gcs_url) at the original,original_image.Photos whose original is above the current 7500px threshold are left alone, since scaling those was intended, as are copies that were EXIF-rotated rather than (or as well as) scaled. The
-scaledcopies stay in place, so existing links keep working, and are recorded as ascaledsub-size so deleting the photo removes them too.--dry-runlists what would change. The command needs to be run once on the Photo Directory site after deploy.Testing
big_image_size_threshold(e.g.add_filter( 'big_image_size_threshold', fn() => 1000 )) so it gets a-scaledattached file. Remove the filter.wp photos restore-originals --dry-run. It lists the photo with its scaled and original dimensions and changes nothing.wp photos restore-originals. The attachment now points at the unscaled file, andwp_get_attachment_image_src( $id, 'full' )returns the original’s URL and dimensions. Rerunning reports 0 photos.8467ac53c5cd33b1.95580622.jpgand read 6000×4000.Steps 2–4 were checked in the
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