What is published?
- Robert Alexander Marshall
What is published?
Comala Publishing can be used to publish pages from a source space to a target space in your Confluence site.
The source space home page, blog posts and archived pages are not published.
Each published page includes
the content title
the content body
attachments
content properties
content labels
You can disable the copying content properties for a space by using the Copy content properties option in the space publishing dashboard
In addition
links to local pages in the source space are replaced with the links for the content in the destination space
Source space ES page relative link URL (draft space page) | Target space ETS page relative link URL (published space page) | Notes |
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 wiki/spaces/ES/pages/11150464035147705/Project+UX+MVP |  /wiki/spaces/ETS/pages/11150464035433202/Project+UX+MVP | Published page relative link URL in the target space updated with
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Links to other spaces or external sites are not updated, and any link configured using a short URL is not updated. Further details on how Comala Publishing publishes a page with different Confluence link types (URL, inline, card, and embedded) are on the following page: Publishing and syncing a page with in-page links. | ||
Confluence version metadata is not copied to the destination space page
The first publish action creates a published page version of v.1. Subsequent publishing of the source page increments the published page version.
If a published page in the target space page is deleted, the source space page publishing status is set as NEW . Publishing the source page again will generate a new page id for the published page and a version of v.1