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How can I tell which plugins are being used in Confluence

Darren Martz2

We had a (typical?) starting point of adding too many plugins and are finding some of the plugins are not upgrading as quick as Atlassian. We want to review our plugin usage and look to thin out our list, but we do not know how often or where plugins are being used. Is there some way to find that out?

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Andrew Frayling

Hi Darren,

You can audit what plugins are installed via Browse -> Confluence Admin -> Plugins and you can search for where plugins are being used with the following search syntax:

macroName: &lt;macro&gt;*

where &lt;macro&gt; is the name of the macro, e.g.

macroName: include*

Hat tip to Sarah Maddox for blogging about this at:

http://ffeathers.wordpress.com/2011/11/04/how-to-search-confluence-for-usage-of-a-macro/

Hope that helps?

Andrew.

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Ramiro P

Yeah, been trought that... Luckly, in my case there weren't too many. I had to do it manually, reading for what they do and looking in what cases could be used. Not the best way, but I'm sure it is the most secure way.