Documentation Version Numbers

Question

Hi Everyone,

We have started using Confluence recently and we need your help on one issue:

We want to advance our documentation process just like in the below.

We want it to continue like v.1-v.1.1-v.1.2.

We would be glad if anyone can tell us how we can do this process.

Thanks,

Matt Reiner _K15t_ · Accepted Answer

Hi @Murat Engin Aksungur ,

I work with the team that makes the Scroll Versions app. There's no great way to control the versioning on a page level, since Confluence handles it automatically, but you could use our app to have a space-wide version, where you can use whatever version numbering you'd like.

We also have this guide for writing documentation in Confluence, which might be helpful for your team: https://www.k15t.com/rock-the-docs

Murat Engin Aksungur · Accepted Answer

Hi all, With the code below, we have successfully created the documentation version numbers. I am also adding the image. ## @noparams #set($containerManagerClass=$content.class.forName('com.atlassian.spring.container.ContainerManager') ) #set($getInstanceMethod=$containerManagerClass.getDeclaredMethod('getInstance', null) ) #set( $containerManager=$getInstanceMethod.invoke(null,null) ) #set( $containerContext=$containerManager.containerContext ) #set( $pageManager=$containerContext.getComponent('pageManager') ) #set( $allVersions=$pageManager.getVersionHistorySummaries($content) ) #foreach( $version in $allVersions ) #set ( $cV = -1+$version.getVersion()) #if ($cV<5) #end #if ($cV>=5 && $$cV<10) #set($mdx=-5+$cV) #end #if ($cV>=10) #set($cdx=-10+$cV) #end #end

Tarih	Version	Modifiye Eden
$action.dateFormatter.formatDateTime($version.getLastModificationDate())	v1.$cV	v2.$mdx	v3.$cdx	#usernameLink($version.getLastModifierName())