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How can I edit a page and keep a draft of it, without publishing and notifying watchers?

I want to edit a big page and not publish it unless I am done with changes.

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Hi Charu,

A draft is simply an unpublished page, so by not publishing it, you are creating a draft.

Have a look at our documentation on Drafts for more information.

Regards,

Shannon

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Hi Charu,

A draft is simply an unpublished page, so by not publishing it, you are creating a draft.

Have a look at our documentation on Drafts for more information.

Regards,

Shannon

Stephen Deutsch

Another option would be to limit the visibility of the page by adding restrictions so that only you can view the page. Then when you are ready to release you simply remove the page restrictions.

I had thought of this as well! My concern was that Charu was modifying an existing page and didn't want to remove access to the current version.

I would prefer this method at any rate, because I'd be reluctant to rely strictly on drafts in case something were to go wrong.

Shannon

Stephen Deutsch

Good point. Thanks Shannon!

Max Foerster - K15t

Maybe in addition to Shannon's and Stephen's answers, have a look at this app on the marketplace: Page Branching for Confluence

It's different from the built-in functionality of drafts.

Best, Max

Many thanks Shannon for your answer. This solves my issue.

Best Regards,

Charu

Thanks for your inputs Stephen.

Best Regards,

Charu

Thanks for your inputs Max.

Best Regards,

Charu

You're welcome, Charu!

Take care,

Shannon

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