Sean Fraser

what is the configuration of your disks?

Not sure why it wouldn't work with public visibility specified. But if your bucket is configured to only be accessible privately, then matching the file visibility makes sense. You can...

Hi @gn0rt0n, I'm glad that you are enjoying this package! Regarding those two features: **Responsive Images**: I had not considered doing something like that explicitly within the package, since the...

Hello, seems like a common enough use case to consider. Database migration changes require a major version bump. Since this is a convenience addition for something that is easily done...

Yes, it is currently designed to be multi step. Since manipulation can be a little heavier, it is recommended to do it async, which means you have to put the...

`MediaUploader` isn't a trait, it is a class and a facade meant to be called from your controller or services. Only `Mediable` is intended to be `use`'d like that. e.g....

can you provide the entire disk config that you are using and a stat of the file? From your other question, I'm assuming you are using the 'public' disk. For...

For cloud disks, you should double check the permissions of the bucket itself in AWS (or dreamhost?). You might have the bucket set to have all files be publicly accessible.

Can you clarify what you mean by the objects being public? Is the object directly accessible via URL? Does `$media->isVisible()` return true? Does `$media->getUrl()` return a URL when you don't...

ok, I see the issue. The uploader is defaulting to public. Use `makePrivate()` for now, I will adjust the behaviour when I get a chance