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@dgt41 Note that this was the wrong PR. The real progress is here: https://github.com/joomla-projects/media-manager-improvement
@dgt41 Hmm, I think on the surface this does not cause issues. But why is this needed? An
$offsetand$filesNoalmost seems needed to implement pagination. However, on the filesystem, pagination will never be used - you will always make a single call to read the contents (files) of the current directory and get a complete listing of those files from whatever file adapter is being used. So to implement$offsetand$filesNo, this complete listing will need to be stripped using a splitting function with no performance benefit. Or is there another reason why these calls are needed? For instance, for the AJAX call to lazyload images / create thumbs / append other information, this would be useful.