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Associating Versions in Confluence

Anna Brounstein

Hello! In Jira, you have a version which is associated with certain issues. I am interested in something similar in Confluence, where you have a Product Version that can be associated with specific versions of a document (technical doc, test procedure, schematic, etc.). Is this possible?

Thanks!

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jing_hwa_cheok

Hi Anna,

Yes there are. Ussually the documentation that you find from the google is for the latest version version of Confluence. Their URL look something like this.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Confluence+Documentation+Home

Noticed the DOC in the URL, this means it is the documentation for the latest version of Confluence.

You easily access documentation for other major version of Conlufnece by replac the DOC with something like CONF43.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONF43/Confluence+Documentation+Home
This is the documentation for the Confluence version 4.3

Hope this helps!

Regards,
Jing Hwa

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jing_hwa_cheok

Hi Anna,

You easily access documentation for other major version of Conlufnece by replac the DOC with something like CONF43.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONF43/Confluence+Documentation+Home
This is the documentation for the Confluence version 4.3

Hope this helps!

Regards,
Jing Hwa

Anna Brounstein

You're right, this is the exact functionality I want! The problem is, I am a unsure how to implement it.

jing_hwa_cheok

Hi Anna,

You can make create documentation and separate each version to a different space. The CONF43 in the URL example is basicly the spacekey for the space.

Also make use of the label in the pages to identify the type of the documentation.

Hope this suggestion help!

Regards,
Jing Hwa

Anna Brounstein

Interesting use of spaces. That makes a lot of sense, I just didn't invision using them that way. Thanks for your help!