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| excerpt | Purpose How do I provide useful data for performance issue analysis? Answer Since Scaffolding v6.2.3, we have implemented a logging feature which can be useful for troubleshooting performance issues you may have with the Scaffolding add-on. To help us troubleshoot any performance issues you may have, follow the following steps go to the ⚙ (gear icon) > General Configuration . In the sidebar, under Administration choose Logging and Profiling On the Logging and Profiling screen, you need to Add a New Entry . add net.customware.confluence.plugin.scaffolding as a new entry in Class/Package Name set the New Level to DEBUG You may also need to enable the debug mode for Confluence if you are using Scaffolding 6.2.3 , though this is no longer required starting from Scaffolding 6.2.4 . Ensure there are no preceding or trailing spaces or any other characters in the net.customware.confluence.plugin.scaffolding string. choose Add entry scroll down and choose Save load the page where you are experiencing slow performance with Scaffolding Save the log You can find the log file here: <confluence-installation>/home/logs/atlassian-confluence.log contact support and provide this log file together with the wiki markup and metadata of the affected page Removing the Debug Entry After saving the log file, you may, for any reason, want to disable the logging. Here's how you do it : Return return to the Logging and Profiling screen . Locate locate the net.customware.confluence.plugin.scaffolding entry : Click choose Remove . The Debug Entry will is also be removed automatically if the Confluence instance is restarted. |
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