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There is no specific API usage permission. Maybe the problem is related to browser usage of the js script and CORS restrictions?

Hi @Aleksandar Colic every user can use the REST API with their own token. However what a user can do is constraint by their permissions. If the user has not enough permissions on a project, REST API calls will fail.

Hi @Steven Parr , Security vulnerabilities in apps are not communicated publicly when they come from the bug bounty program. However the vendor of the app has a deadline to resolve the vulnerability. I think it wouldn't be good to communicate the vulnerability before fixing it (within a reasonable time frame).

One possible error source could be that you have the { } around the username and password. If you don't use environment variables, the curly braces should not be used.

The error means that someone else is already using this SSH key. You must use a different key.

Hi @Guy , Each app on the marketplace lists its access rights. E.g. some apps have read-only access, whereas others have admin access. Your Jira admin should understand what apps can and can't do.

Hi @Roger Friederich , You can find more information about data residency here: https://support.atlassian.com/security-and-access-policies/docs/understand-data-residency/ . Especially if you store professional secrets, you should be aware of in-scope data, and data out of scope (especially the heading "Why we don't pin…

Yes, to export you'd need an extension.

My suggestion is to look into Confluence to build documentation and a knowledge base.

Not exactly sure, but I would guess that these users already have an Atlassian account registered with their email. By clicking "Log into another account", they log in with their existing account.

The simplest thing you can try is to directly copy/paste the table. Be aware, that this only sometimes works.

Hi @Sheila Glass , I second the recommendation of @__ Jimi Wikman and have a look in the marketplace. I'd recommend to test different addons, as you need one that fits your usage. We make one of the addons, but our usage is mainly tailored to strict document control flows. Another option is to use different labels for page…

I'm not Atlassian support. You have to look yourself.

Hi @Eunju Lee , you can't change this menu in Confluence (if I understand your request correctly).

Hi @Hina Razzaq I suggest to contact Atlassian Sales with your followup questions.

You need to be aware that there are user specific codes, and also secret codes for your app. Your secret app codes will be needed for every user.

You can have a Confluence account with "view only" permissions. Once you have this account, in principle many users can log into the account if you share the credentials. You can also have a restricted space, and add you users to a group with view only permissions. Then multiple users have limited permissions in this space.

Hi @Hina Razzaq , What do you mean by an app level account? Apps have their own account, but this account is not charged as such (the app may be charged, but a free app won't charge you for the account).

Both databases are not supported out of the box in Confluence Cloud.

Thanks for raising this issue. I'd like to know this also.

Have you tried reloading after the green check mark appears? Reloading might help.

Hi @Atse Aukes , Document Management for Confluence Cloud and Document Control for Confluence Cloud are different products. If you want to know more, just contact Document Control support through the link (they even speak Dutch).

The wiki markup doesn't work anymore in the "new" Confluence editor. To insert a link you can type "/l" and select "insert link" or type "Ctrl-k".

Hi @Naresh Gantala , In general you can't run a local UNIX script from Jira cloud. What you could do is to "watch" Jira from your UNIX host, and when an issue is created you could run a script.

Hi @Ste404 , Not sure, but I believe you need to apply to Atlassian for access to email addresses. My recommendation is to contact support.

Hi @[deleted] , In principle, every user gets their own space automatically. More information here: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-Cloud-articles/We-re-giving-you-a-personal-space-automatically/ba-p/1848650

Hi @P Mart , The code you have works in a browser. From a browser you can't call another domain, this is called a cross-origin request. Your browser will block this request. As an alternative, you could write your code in e.g. node, and run it from there.

These kind of error messages indicate an error in the cloud backend. I would just retry the search.

The tokens will expire after some time, and you must go through the token flow again. However I believe the expiry is 1 year.

No, the page histories are not connected.