Use Media class to retrieve files in AdminController#taskGetFilesInFolder #842
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…lder Using the same class that's used to list media when rendering pages ensures a consistent experience. The goal here was to avoid listing image alternatives, but retain all the files available through $page->media()->all()
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By using the same class that's used to list media when rendering pages, we can ensure a consistent experience, where the same files are listed in the admin as are available through
$page->media()->all(). The goal here was to avoid listing image alternatives, a problem that was brought up in #838. We might want to introduce an option to be able to turn this off, but I also think there's a definite logic to listing the same files that are available in the page template, and nothing more.