What changed and why it matters: Release-generated blog drafts now include a relevant Unsplash cover image while still preserving the concrete before-and-after screenshot evidence admins need for review. That means drafts look more polished at a glance (useful for social sharing and reviewer context), and reviewers can trust the release screenshots remain attached and visible for validation.
Key points for reviewers and operators: The generator selects an Unsplash photo for the cover and assigns social image metadata and attribution, while keeping any captured screenshots as evidence blocks next to the draft. Admin dry-runs let you inspect the selected Unsplash photo metadata before the CMS post is written, so you can confirm the image choice during review.
Reliability and operational note: Media uploads and asset association in generated drafts have been made more reliable so cover and social images attach consistently. This change produces a draft CMS post (releaseBlog: draft) — please review the generated draft in /admin/cms/blog/posts before publishing.
Screenshots and verification: This release includes before-and-after screenshots showing the draft editor with the new Unsplash cover image and retained screenshot evidence; those screenshots are included with this note for reference. Known follow-up: review the first generated draft after this change is merged to main.
Summary: Generated release-blog drafts now pick an Unsplash cover image and set social image assignments while retaining before-and-after screenshot evidence; admins can inspect selected Unsplash photo metadata via dry-run and should review the generated draft in the CMS before publishing.