Create a Lightroom project album and add uploaded assets to it so they appear in the Lightroom client's Connections panel
domain: lr.adobe.io · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Generate a new hyphen-free GUID to use as the album_id for the project album
Create the album with PUT /v2/catalogs/{catalog_id}/albums/{album_id}, setting subtype to 'project', serviceId to the partner API key, and a payload.publishInfo block with version 3 and metadata like remoteId/servicePayload describing the affiliated external content
Optionally enumerate existing project albums for the app with GET /v2/catalogs/{catalog_id}/albums?subtype=project to avoid creating duplicates
Add up to 50 previously-uploaded assets per call to the album with PUT /v2/catalogs/{catalog_id}/albums/{album_id}/assets, supplying a resources array of {id, payload} entries
Set payload.cover to true on exactly one asset entry to designate the album's thumbnail, and optionally set a lex64-encoded payload.order string to control custom asset ordering
Known gotchas
Only one asset in a project album can have cover set to true; if none is marked, clients default to using the first asset in the album
The custom order field must use the lex64 character set ([-0-9A-Z_a-z]) and cannot end with the '-' character, or ordering behavior becomes undefined
A single asset can belong to multiple albums simultaneously, and per-album metadata (via album asset payload) is distinct from the asset's own catalog-level metadata
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