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Suggestion
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Overview:
Enable CQL to return restricted content when a valid admin key is provided, in the same way it works for other API endpoints like space lookups.
Current Behavior:
- Admins can retrieve restricted spaces using the GET /wiki/api/v2/spaces endpoint.
- However, CQL queries do not return restricted content, even when the same admin key and header are used.
Expected Behavior:
CQL should return content from restricted spaces if the request includes a valid admin key and the appropriate header (Atl-Confluence-With-Admin-Key: true), ensuring consistency with other admin-enabled endpoints.
Use Case:
This enhancement would allow admin users or automated systems to run comprehensive content searches across all spaces, including restricted ones, improving administrative workflows, audits, and content management.
Impact:
- Improves consistency across the API.
- Enables full visibility for admin users performing content queries.
- Reduces confusion and avoids the need for less efficient workarounds.
- depends on
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CONFCLOUD-82249 Using Admin key does not show a complete and accurate view of the Macro Usage page
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- Gathering Impact
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CONFCLOUD-79874 Add a Dedicated REST API for Macro Usage Reporting in Confluence Cloud
- Gathering Interest
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CONFCLOUD-82006 Provide builtin option for identifying macro usage including restricted pages.
- Gathering Interest
- is duplicated by
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CONFCLOUD-82874 Admin key API calls to CQL search API doesn't return restricted content
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- Closed
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