
During May 2026, this developer enhanced the immich-app/immich repository by building a Restore Assets from Trash feature focused on improving user data recoverability. They implemented a dedicated RestoreActionButton in the mobile UI, ensuring the restore option appears only when users view trashed assets. The work involved updating both backend and frontend logic using Flutter and Dart, with careful attention to conditional rendering and user experience. Scenario-based tests were added to validate the restore flow across multiple cases, supporting seamless asset recovery. This contribution reduced potential data loss, aligned with data protection goals, and improved overall mobile user experience.
May 2026 summary for immich-app/immich focused on delivering a robust asset recovery experience and strengthening data recoverability. Key initiative: Restore Assets from Trash feature, introducing a dedicated RestoreActionButton, and ensuring the UI reflects the operation only for trashed assets. Implemented backend/UI logic to support restoration flows in the action button utilities, and added targeted tests to validate behavior across multiple scenarios. The change set includes mobile-focused adjustments and aligns with user data protection commitments, reducing potential data loss and supporting seamless asset recovery.
May 2026 summary for immich-app/immich focused on delivering a robust asset recovery experience and strengthening data recoverability. Key initiative: Restore Assets from Trash feature, introducing a dedicated RestoreActionButton, and ensuring the UI reflects the operation only for trashed assets. Implemented backend/UI logic to support restoration flows in the action button utilities, and added targeted tests to validate behavior across multiple scenarios. The change set includes mobile-focused adjustments and aligns with user data protection commitments, reducing potential data loss and supporting seamless asset recovery.

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