I want to formally maintain the list of changes made in a page before publishing.
Is that feasible.
I am using confluence cloud.
Hi @Nivedita
What is the use case here? Are you looking to just store the changes made for users to reference? Or perhaps get approval for them prior to being published?
There are some apps and ways to visualise/approve changes - but it depends on your need.
Ste
Can I have the solution for both:
i) Just track the changes that has been made in a page through comments
ii) Have an approval mechanism for changes made
Re: comments
See this thread https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/Missing-quot-what-did-you-change-quot-when-editing-Confluence/qaq-p/1083876
The first request - tracking changes through comments - hasn't got a specific method. You can certainly make comments when you publish - down near the "Publish" button is a comment box to enter change details, which get published on the Page History.
If we do need to store announcements / important edits to a page for users to view - we often use an Info Box at the top (one of the macros).
For the second however, there are applications for that - such as Comala Workflows.
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