If one has a page, and that page embeds a YouTube video via the media button in the WYSIWYG, this is good.
Until the video expires for whatever reason.
In this case if one wishes to edit the embed to insert a new valid video link it results in a broken modal that never loads.
By design the controller action returns HTTP 500, which is not handled by the client (on the front end).
In the least a very confused and frustrated content editor.
In the worst, javascript errors and a non-functioning CMS. (unconfirmed, can't remember)
If one has a page, and that page embeds a YouTube video via the media button in the WYSIWYG, this is good. Until the video expires for whatever reason. In this case if one wishes to edit the embed to insert a new valid video link it results in a broken modal that never loads.
https://github.com/silverstripe/silverstripe-asset-admin/blob/1204ac2a68980e9fb44f05f287d1989ab417d5ec/code/Extensions/RemoteFileModalExtension.php#L99-L120
By design the controller action returns HTTP 500, which is not handled by the client (on the front end). In the least a very confused and frustrated content editor. In the worst, javascript errors and a non-functioning CMS. (unconfirmed, can't remember)
Test case: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvTJ3cRzVbc
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