One queued photo change on a Google Business Profile location: either an addition or a removal.
Photo changes are queued and applied gradually rather than immediately, because Google accepts only about 10 edits per minute per Business Profile.
Anything you can read here is either still waiting to be applied or has
failed. A change that succeeded leaves nothing behind, so an empty list means
the queue finished and everything worked. See state.
How many times this change has been attempted.
Groups the changes queued by one Bulk Create Media Uploads call. Useful for troubleshooting, since one save can produce more than one batch.
Date and time the change was queued.
Why this change failed. Present only when state is FAILED.
Queued change ID.
ID of the location this change applies to. This is Google's location identifier.
Google's identifier for the photo to remove. Removals only.
Revision number, incremented on every update.
Position in the order the queue applies changes, assigned by the server.
Every removal comes before every addition, because Google rejects new photos on a profile that's already at its limit, so the old ones have to go first. Additions then follow as logo, cover, and gallery in the order given.
Your own key for this photo: logo, cover, or photo:<id>.
Set it to something stable and meaningful to you. It's how a failure is matched back to the photo that caused it, and it's part of what makes a repeated submission a duplicate rather than a second change.
Publicly reachable URL Google fetches the image from. Additions only.
Keep it reachable well beyond the upload itself. A failure report renders this URL as a thumbnail, possibly weeks later.
Date and time the change was last updated.