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Type:
Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Priority:
Low
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Severity 3 - Minor
Issue Summary
Creating content property keys with dashes thru AP.confluence.setContentProperty() are saved as underscores thus accessing through CQL (content.property[my-content-property]) would fail.
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a new content property key with dashes in the string (eg "my-content-property").
- Use AP.confluence.setContentProperty() to insert a new content property value.
- Get content and expand properties: /wiki/rest/api/content/
{id}
?expand=metadata.properties
- You'll see that the key has been saved as "my_content_property".
- Any attempt to access that content property using the original key name with dashes will fail (eg via CQL content.property[my-content-property]).
Expected Results
Properties are saved as is
Actual Results
Properties are converted from "-" to "_"
Notes
- relates to
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