I want to create a scheduled review rule for all users in a space, not only for page creators but also for contributors.
I already tried {{user.emailAddress}}, {{page.editor.emailAddress}} and {{content.editor.emailAddress}}. But I am the only one who receives the email and not the last one who edit a page neither other space users.
Thank you in advanced for your support.
It seems you are trying to track expiration of Confluence pages, and send email notification to those who could potentially update the expired pages. We have been developing the Better Content Archiving app for this exact use case for more than a decade. It is a complete yet easy to use solution, I would strongly suggest to try it.
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To better understand your use case, can you send us screenshots of the automation you have so far?
Also, what's the action for the pages? Inactive pages?
Regards
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Hi again!
> I already tried {{user.emailAddress}}, {{page.editor.emailAddress}} and {{content.editor.emailAddress}}. But I am the only one who receives the email and not the last one who edit a page neither other space users.
I've found this
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-78945
Ability to use Smart value {{user.emailAddress}} in Confluence automation regardless of the account's email visibility
It seems, sadly, email visibility is the problem. If the user has their email hidden, the automation won't be able to send the email.
Hence, why only you get it. yours isn't hidden.
Regards
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Hello @Aaron Pavez _ServiceRocket_
Here is the context. We have a lot of pages (documents) in our spaces, and most of them are outdated. The reason for the rule is to make space users to review the pages to update or delete them. I want to include all contributors since most of the page authors are no longer in the company or changed job title. So, every contributor or user can help with this "scheduled review".
In the screenshot you can see that is scheduled every 5 minutes, this is because of the testing I've been doing.
I am quite new with Confluence, as you can see.
Thank you so much :)
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Check this. This must be why. Ask the user to check their email visibility to confirm.
I've found this
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-78945
Ability to use Smart value {{user.emailAddress}} in Confluence automation regardless of the account's email visibility
It seems, sadly, email visibility is the problem. If the user has their email hidden, the automation won't be able to send the email.
Hence, why only you get it. yours isn't hidden.
Regards
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