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It would be neat if, when viewing the page history, you could see an "annotated" view, ala FishEye, to see who edited each line/section of the page and when. When viewing long documents with multiple collaborators, it's quite hard to go through the page history in order to find out who edited a particular sectionn last, which this improvement would help with.
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[CONFSERVER-5884] Page history should have "annotated" view
Rather annoying finding which part was modified by who by doing history diffs...
Atlassian customer in 2006: "Please consider implementing a critical feature that is missing in your product."
Atlassian: "Please upvote it."
Atlassian customer in 2024: "Did you ever get around to implementing that critical feature? It has been 18 years."
Atlassian: "Please upvote it."
Atlassian, can you elaborate on why it is hard to implement this feature or why it has been postponed so many times? (a blog post?)
To me as a developer the problem sounds intriguing - I wonder where the complexity lies.
Please, please add this feature. We have many long documents with many contributors, and I can't tell who wrote what. I want to be able to follow up with them to ask them about it.
I too suggest this feature to be available to make document writers/readers life easy.
Having a view for certain templates with the page history grouped like what you find in the Google Docs page history.
Lol I love how I looked for an answer to this when I was fresh out of college... and here I am nearly 20 years into a career doing software development and I'm still waiting for this as a feature.
Nice feature to have