Version control

[Klaus Vogel]

I'd like to insert version control into confluence. This should work for changed documents and all other changes, what the user can see.

If we made some changes on a document, then the user will have the possible to see the current and the older versions.

A college informed me about the plugin "Copy Spaces", which will not work for new confluence version. So I'd like to ask which plugin is useable and not so expensive.

Thank you.

Klaus

[Boris Berenberg [Atlas Authority]]

Confluence has version control built in. https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/page-history-and-page-comparison-views-139379.html

[Klaus Vogel]

Thank you Boris for your information, but I would see the changes in word or excel document.

Do you know that this will be possible?

When I change the Excel file and save the screen, then confluence create automatically a new version. When I compare the current and previous version then I cannot see the changes inside the excel file.

I think this will be very complicate?

By the way, is it possiblt to omit the version the for each change?

Thanks a lot.

Klaus

[Boris Berenberg [Atlas Authority]]

Not possible as far as I know.

[Davin Studer]

So, the Copy Space add-on does indeed work with the newest version of Confluence. I use it all the time. Just because it says it is incompatible doesn't mean it won't work. It simply means that  the developer has not certified that it does indeed work with your version. You can download the add-on from the version page and manually upload it through the UPM. Another option to consider would be to look into Scroll Versions.

[Klaus Vogel]

Hi Davin,

Ok I will try. But what is the big advantage of Copy Space add-on and the internal version control?

[Roman Serazhiev (K15t Software)]

Hi Klaus. As Davin mentioned in his comment Scroll Versions would be the way to go to achieve what you want.

Feel free to check out a small video about how Scroll Versions works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptaP1m1MGvY.

Cheers,
Roman.