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Confluence Automation | CQL Error

Claudio Palmeri

Hi Community,

I am trying to run a Confluence Automation script, to identify all pages in my space that have a specific label attached to them, and apply a page restriction.

This script would be a one-off run to restrict all pages that already have the label.

There is then a second script that restricts pages as the label is applied.

The first script (one-off) throws an error, even though the CQL seems to validate fine. See below.

CQL: type="page" and label="100"

CQL validation: valid query. 1 contents found

Error when running script: No CQL-compatible content found in the rule context; there is nothing to check against the CQL query. The CQL condition component can only follow components that involve CQL-compatible content, such as the blogpost published trigger, the publish new page action, or the related entities branch.

Any suggestions?

Accepted answers

Aron Gombas _Midori_

Can you take a screenshot about the complete rule including the trigger? Trim down the rule to simplest configuration that can be used to reproduce the problem.

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Aron Gombas _Midori_

I don't think that it is the root cause, but technically you don't the quotes around the content type. Your query should be like this:

type=page and label="100"

Claudio Palmeri

Thank you for the response.

I have tried with and without the quotes. Using uppercase AND. Putting the whole thing in round brackets.

The validation always works (it's correct, in the test space there is only 1 page matching the criteria), but then when I run the script it fails...

Aron Gombas _Midori_

Can you take a screenshot about the complete rule including the trigger? Trim down the rule to simplest configuration that can be used to reproduce the problem.

Claudio Palmeri

Here it is, including error message.

Mike Monk

My guess is that it doesn't know what to match the query against as there is nothing selected to compare.

You might need to add a query to select all pages published in the last 24 hours and then check the field

Claudio Palmeri

Thank you, Mike. It's strange though that when I validate the query, it does find the 1 match (which is correct, in this sample Space).

I will try to further modify the query...

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