I am getting a error I cannot work out the reason for in
public function album_addIds($itemIds, $albumId) {
if (!is_array($itemIds)) {
$itemIds = [$itemIds];
}
try {
$response = $this->service->batchAddMediaItemsToAlbum($albumId, $itemIds);
} catch (\Exception $ex) {
$noop = 1;
}
}
Which give the highly helpful error message:
" Expect array. "
when the Exception occurs. $albumId is a string and as per code (and checking at breakpoint) $itemIds is an array.
Are you using the PHP sample code? The arguments in the sample code are the wrong way round
Google wrote:
$response = $photosLibraryClient->batchAddMediaItemsToAlbum($albumId, $mediaItemIds);
whereas the correct code is
$response = $photosLibraryClient->batchAddMediaItemsToAlbum($mediaItemIds, $albumId);
The OAuth sample code is also wrong, infuriatingly. They assign the access_token to the creds session variable, where they mean refresh_token