@LZL0 I just tried to reproduce this by adding a featured image to a post, then querying for the image as a logged-in user and as a public (non-authenticated) user.

I can get the featured image in either case.

Set a featured image on a post

Here's my post, id 215 with a featured image of Iron Man.

Query as a public user

Here's a query as a public user (I included the viewer query so you can see there's no current user set):

Query as an Authenticated User

And here's the query as a logged-in user:

Orphaned IDS

Now, I can reproduce the original post results, where I get a featuredImage ID, but null for the image itself, if I delete the image from the media library, but do not delete the image id from the meta of the post.

When you delete an image from the Media Library, the ID is also removed as the thumbnail_id from any posts, so the only way I can think you can get into this situation is from manual database manipulation, improper data imports, or some plugin code not accounting for how WordPress handles the connection between the media library and featured images.

Based on the comment that there's no issue on a clean test install, my only thought is it's a data issue. Inaccurate IDs, or something like that.

If you can provide steps to reproduce and verify that it is indeed a bug in WPGraphQL, we'd be happy to dig into it further, but I believe there's an issue with underlying data.

I'm going to close this issue now as I cannot reproduce.

If you believe there is indeed an issue with WPGraphQL, please open a new one with steps to reproduce and feel free to reference this issue for context.

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Uh oh!

featuredImage is null even it has image. #1999

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