I created a draw.io diagram on a Confluence page. Then, I copied the diagram to another page (select, then copy+paste) and deleted the original page. After a few days, the diagram is not accessible anymore on the new page. I get the error
Read Error: File not found
and the page displays "Diagram Not Found".
Is there a way to recover the diagram?
Environment: Confluence Cloud
Exactly how did you copy it over?
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If you copy pasted from page edit mode that will only copy the macro from the page, not the diagram attachment. If you copy the two attachments with the name of the diagram to the other page, it should then work.
We cannot detect any event when copy/pasting the macro, so we cannot take any action when that is done.
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Ok, but is it expected that the diagram is correctly shown for some time and then stops working? Is this because of some clean up job that deletes diagrams that are not properly linked to Confluence pages?
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What probably happens is that we try to guess the location of the attachment in this case so that it doesn't break. Whether that's the right action is questionable. It likely stopped working when either:
1. The original page was deleted or the permissions changed
2. The attachment was delete from the original page.
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This is not the expected behavior. One would assume a totally new diagram was made that was an exact copy of the first. How would the user know there is a link?
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Facing the same issue. It doesn't make sense as to why it works like this.
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