This feature request is originated from here: https://midori.zendesk.com/tickets/216
- There should be reasonable default.
- It should be part of the configuration settings, so that it can be defined per space.
This feature request is originated from here: https://midori.zendesk.com/tickets/216
I agree, right now users are confused when Confluence says they have deleted a page, when in fact they have not! The plugin has! There should be a default (administrator) and configurable per space!
Joel, please vote on this issue to increase its priority!
Agreed!
To keep things simple, what do you think about this approach?
1. There is exactly one user account selectable per space as "actor". (It can be defined also in a global config, of course.)
2. Only the user accounts having both "create space" permission and "administer space" permission in EVERY space are offered as "actor" options. (As, there is probably not much of these, users will typically create a user account that is only used for archiving purposes.)
3. "Actor" takes care of ALL aspects of archiving (creating the archive space, copying pages and assets, deleting original pages).
4. It doesn't matter if a user has started the archiving manually, or if that is triggered by the background job, always the "actor" is the user account that is used.
This is simplistic and should make things very easy to follow.
The following variant of the last proposal seems to me more consistent with the rest of the functionality of the plugin:
Interesting thoughts, thank you. We will definitely take this into account.
It has been implemented in Archiving Plugin for Confluence 4.0.0.
See this section in the user's documentation: http://www.midori-global.com/products/confluence-archiving-plugin/documentation/page-archiving#archiver-user
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