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Bug
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Resolution: Timed out
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Low
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Severity 3 - Minor
Issue Summary
Currently, if a user has created content in a Confluence instance, and afterward is deactivated, you are not able to filter the search results based on this user's ownership.
Steps to Reproduce
- Impersonate a user from a Cloud instance
- Create a new page and Publish it
- Now, deactivate the impersonated user
- Access your search page on Confluence
- On the left-corner, try searching the deactivated user for his/her content
Expected Results
You should be able to search for this inactive user's contribution
Actual Results
You're not.
Workaround
None at the moment
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I don't think this is a GDPR thing if you paid them to do work in writing updated Confluence, that is likely beyond the scope - worst case you renamed the user.
But I just want to ensure every page has an active owner, where a better search would be good.