I have a use case regarding a folder when a page is created in a folder to send out an e-mail to specific people that a page has been created.
Does Confluence automation have this ability?
I tried using a CQL of
space = "Atlassian Support" and title = "Active Projects (Migrated)"
But that did not work.
@Brian Taylor You can use the ancestor CQL field to find all descendants (children, grandchildren, etc.) of a given ancestor.
In your case, you should use something like:
ancestor = 1234
... where 1234 is the ID of the folder.
Maybe you could just run a scheduled job e.g. every hour and that runs this to find the pages created under that folder since the previous run:
ancestor = 1234 and created > now("-1h")
Aron - Thank you for the sugestion
I modified the CQL as follows. I did not get any returned. I tried this both on a Folder as well as an under and existing page
space = "Atlassian Support" and title = "Test Sub-space" AND ancestor = 1234 and created > now("-1h")
I also tried changing the folder ID that I got from the results of a copy link (I am not sure if that is how you get the folder ID or not based on some of the Community articles)
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Oooh, thanks for sharing this @Aron Gombas _Midori_!
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Hi @Brian Taylor - I don't think any automations are available based on folders just yet since those are a new feature, but this might work for you? You could also set up a specific template or label to ensure the correct items are notifying users.
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Amanda - Thank you for the suggestion, but it does not appear to have worked as the audit log status is not action performed.
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